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00:07:54.460price was bad now you wait because these are the ones that do not believe in fossil fuels
00:08:06.560and so they're now announced yesterday going to go after all of those deals
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00:08:21.420There is a 181-page dossier now that identifies hundreds of executives and companies for them to investigate after they take control of the House and the Senate.
00:08:42.880well this doesn't sound like fascism at all does it no but they're they were elected for
00:08:49.640affordability they're going to make everything go that when they go after the corporations
00:08:54.920and the corporations have to lawyer up and the corporations have to spend all of this money in
00:09:00.400protection and then the corporations are going to bow a knee so they're going to have to spend
00:09:04.600all this new money on advertisement that does nothing but say we're on your side we're on your
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00:09:20.920you're buying t-shirts, jeans, anything, food. You're going to save a lot of money.
00:09:29.060Affordability is why they were elected. Let's just keep that in mind. Affordability. Now,
00:09:35.860When you crush the AI movement, when you crush these corporate giants, where do you think they're going to go?
00:09:44.680Do you think they're just going to play by the rules here?
00:09:48.680When you go after Elon Musk, a guy with a trillion dollars, do you think if you're trying to put him in jail and out of business, he's going to stay here?
00:10:01.200No, he's going to be protected by Texas.
00:10:03.680Oh, no, wait, he won't be protected by Texas because the people that were just elected by Texans in Texas have already vowed to put him out of business.
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00:24:17.500a democrat sweep just made wall street very nervous if you want to prepare before they
00:24:23.760lock the exits watch glenn's special capital controls free now at youtube.com slash glennbeck
00:24:47.500i want to say hi to jason who is uh our host of our insider uh podcast that runs inside of this
00:24:59.420program so when i go to commercials uh he takes over and i was just listening to you jason and
00:25:04.460you had some additional information there that i thought was important yeah i i was going back and
00:25:10.300looking at where you know data republicans started her democracy files um breakdown and this was way
00:25:17.360This was like the beginning of October or so.
00:25:19.600And she was saying that the trigger for what she was predicting was going to happen, which is, you know, foot soldiers in the streets forcing the Democratic Party to basically do every radical thing that they could think of.
00:25:32.320The catalyst for it would be if the Democrats swept the election.
00:29:29.400When we humble ourself and we realize, remember, Thanksgiving, I mean, it was happening in the colonial days, but it was Abraham Lincoln that took it and really codified it.
00:29:42.640We've been doing it, you know, every November since Abraham Lincoln.
00:37:00.260Because it's going to be a tough year.
00:37:02.720And in 27, it really is about preparing.
00:37:07.460Preparing for really tough times because as the world goes into elections this spring, as the West goes into elections this spring, you will see.
00:37:20.280Because what the Democrats said that they were planning, you know, for people on the streets, I shouldn't say the Democratic socialists say that they are planning on the streets.
00:37:29.400They mean that they're serious about that.
00:37:33.480They feel as strongly about socialism as you do about the Constitution and our declaration, and they will fight for it.
00:37:45.960We must not fall into their trap, but I'm telling you, we will fall into their trap because they are doing everything they can to make you angry, to punish you.
00:37:57.860You know this. If you've listened to me since 2008, I have been telling you, do not respond to them.
00:38:04.040That's what they need. That's what they want. Don't respond to them.
00:38:08.960We have so much power behind us. We have truth. We have true justice.
00:50:43.600One of our partners that is so good, you guys have been so great in every country we've ever served with you.
00:50:50.820Charmaine, the Chi Fund, when I talked to you at, I think, at the gala, you said,
00:50:57.720Glenn we are working on something because we can't take people out they don't have local police or
00:51:05.100state police they have to wait for the army to come and by the time the army comes it's way too
00:51:09.800late can you tell what you're what you guys are working on a warning system or not
00:51:20.760last year there were some christians that were killed but many were also dispensed
00:51:29.340oh jeez we are breaking up we can't we can't yeah so charmaine has been charmaine has been
00:51:35.720saying that where she is working on an early warning detection system there are over 5 000
00:51:41.720christians that were killed last year alone and we need an early warning system on the ground here
00:51:47.960There is reporting that's happening on the ground here in place with some very brave partners of ours on the ground.
00:51:54.600They've got reporters that go in immediately after attacks in the Christian villages are happening, and they will report that and get that out to the world.
00:52:03.800So there's some great reporting agencies and organizations on the ground here as well.
00:52:10.280So we're looking to put together an early detection system with software that overlays with some of the reporting that they're doing on the ground, and then we want to make sure that we can work with any of the organizations here on the ground that want to make sure they're protecting the Christians.
00:52:25.760I was in Syria when we were shutting down that one horrific UN camp, and I was with these Christians who were all targeted by ISIS, and they were told, we're going to blow up this church at 7 p.m.
00:52:46.020That's when I was supposed to be there and they were supposed to be there for a mass.
00:52:50.900And I arrive thinking, OK, we're not going to have it there because ISIS says they're going to blow it up at seven o'clock.
00:52:58.780And I get there and I'm at the airport and I said, where are we headed?
00:53:01.800And they said the church. And I said, wasn't that a target in like, I don't know, 90 minutes?
00:53:06.480And they said, yes, but we can't get them to leave.
00:53:10.080And so they were all in there and it was the most glorious service I have ever been.
00:53:15.360These Christians are unlike any Christian you have ever met, probably in your life, especially if you've only met Christians from America.
00:53:25.940They are fearless, just fearless for the Lord.
00:54:10.980And I know that many of the governors are trying to help some of these internally displaced people return to some of their land, so they're trying to put some programs together to do that, to rebuild their lives, and also provide security, because security is the biggest issue and part of these Christian villages right now.
00:54:30.300So they're trying to train people up as well, the governors.
00:54:33.820These women who are, I mean, they're not living in the same village. Do they have to just abandon everything?0.96
00:56:23.860When we were getting people out of Afghanistan after Biden pulled out, it was the most shameful thing I have ever seen from our State Department and from the Biden administration.
00:56:34.440I'm very concerned what's going to happen if this, I mean, even with this Congress and Senate, but God forbid we flip again.
00:56:43.020Is the Trump administration involved at all? Is America responding to this at all?
00:56:49.480Well, I know the Trump administration has been killing a lot of terrorists around the world and has killed some as well in Nigeria.
00:56:58.260I will tell you Boko Haram and the Fulani militants are the issue and the problem here.
00:57:03.380ISIS is not the big problem in the Middle Belt where all the Christians are being killed.
00:57:07.580They may be a problem, but they are not the biggest problem.
00:57:10.900So if you had Boko Haram and the Fulani militants and don't say it's a herders, farmers thing, it's not.
00:57:19.140they come in with machetes that's not herders and farmers that is terrorists that are coming0.83
00:57:23.880to kill the christians yeah so there needs to be more done they come in the middle of the night too0.82
00:57:29.560i mean it's it's like oh it's just horrific i don't think americans have any clue every church0.99
00:57:36.680every pastor should be doing a sermon this sunday on this they're a every 86 minutes
00:57:47.120yes they should this is our responsibility as christians we need to be taking care of our
00:57:54.580brothers and sisters in christ that are over here in nigeria being killed for their faith
00:57:58.980that is our responsibility charmaine next time we're going to make sure your microphone is
00:58:04.040working right because i'd love to i'd love to talk to you and i can't thank you enough and
00:58:09.040shy fun for everything you were with us in afghanistan you have been with us the whole time
00:58:14.620And you in particularly, you are such a brave woman.
01:02:22.980He's an investigative journalist, author. He has been studying, you know, Islam and the way the left and everything.
01:02:32.940He's been studying it forever. And yesterday he told me that he believes there's a massive lesson that every Republican in Washington needs to learn if you want to win again in 2028.
01:02:45.360And he actually said he thought this is actually a gift from God, this election. Listen to this.
01:02:51.420First of all, I think Republicans should think that this election is a gift from God. It is a blessing. I think this is a chance to really look at how the Republicans operate, top to bottom, and to learn from the people who beat them.
01:03:08.200Why did 1.5 million Trump voters stay home in the state of Texas?
01:03:14.480And this is what happens when you have an elite that is not connected to the needs and concerns of ordinary people.
01:04:31.880Do you remember when I sent that idea to the White House and said, please, Mr. President, we're going to lose if we don't reduce gas prices.
01:05:15.120Two, they also didn't think things could get that much worse if, you know, they had their Democrats in.
01:05:22.900We're going to find out if that's true or not soon.
01:05:25.420And three, most people in Texas, I said this to I said this in states all over the country and everybody's eyes went wide as saucers, except when I said it in Texas, Texas.
01:05:38.400You've got to wake up. We're about to lose Texas. And nobody, nobody inside of Texas believed that everybody in Texas like it'll never happen here.
01:05:49.760Just like right now, if you're up to speed on what's really going on, you're thinking, why can't I get my friends to listen to any of this?
01:05:58.700Because they all say, it'll never happen here.
01:23:32.760Right now, their long-term emergency food lets you make the important decisions
01:23:37.760and get them out of the way before something goes wrong.
01:23:40.400Their 90-day food supply is built around 2,000 calories a day, so three months actually means three months, and it's designed to last up to 25 years in storage.
01:23:48.740You don't have to predict the next emergency.
01:32:14.360And I figure with everything that is in your head, you might have one.
01:32:19.720Yeah, well, I think Obama and Clinton kind of showed us because, remember,
01:32:24.240they came in with huge congressional majorities.
01:32:27.140And by their last two years, their last midterms, although Clinton did not too bad in his last one, they had Republican dominance in the entire Congress.
01:33:13.840And I'm not suggesting Trump do things like that, but he did.
01:33:17.560And then he went into this disastrous Paris climate accord.
01:33:21.000And then he went into the Iran deal as a lame duck, no congressional support.
01:33:25.800and he said, you know what, you don't need, these aren't treaties. If you take Clinton,
01:33:30.780he was a little better, but he went and called Genrich up and he said, I had two balanced
01:33:35.960budgets, let's get two more. And they did. But then he said, NATO kept saying, we want to get
01:33:42.040rid of Milosevic. He's killing everybody in Kosovo. He's a maniac. And the Republicans were0.90
01:33:46.900sort of very reluctant. They said, well, you know, this isn't a NATO project and we're going
01:33:50.800to end up doing all the heavy lifting. And that's exactly what happened. But then he went ahead.
01:33:55.800And for 55 days, he was suffering. He didn't do anything. And then he made a very radical decision. He says, I'm going to hit dual-use targets, something that we wouldn't do in Iran because we're on the side of the Iranian people. But he did.
01:34:11.960He hit bridges on the Danube, he took out electrical grids, and then 77 days later, Milosevic fell, but he never asked Congress.
01:34:21.900So, what I'm getting at is, historically, I don't see any restrictions on foreign policy, except within the Republican Party, his cabinet or anything like that.
01:34:33.360domestically he wasn't getting to be candid glenn he wasn't really getting things through
01:34:39.460yeah because he had a narrow you know you you know that better than i do he had a lot of i don't know
01:34:44.500i don't mean a derogatory term but rhinos or people who were moderates or they were in purple
01:34:48.900states and they couldn't vote for whatever the reason so the main thing is he's got to keep
01:34:55.620that 45 seat or i don't know if it's going to shrink to 44 minority and they have to be
01:35:02.200lock solid because if they get down to 40 then you're going to start this yeah yeah that's all
01:35:09.940over so that's the main thing to keep keep the the senate minority united and i think after
01:35:16.780the other thing very quickly glenn is that we it's all doom and gloom everybody's blaming each other
01:35:23.480but they don't really we're in the eye of the hurricane i'll take you give you an example
01:35:28.680165 000 new jobs were just announced i know i know and they were saying 45 a month ago the
01:35:36.680poverty rate is at an all-time low at 10.5 the per the per capita family income is 87 000 a new
01:35:45.180record the gdp was just we revised at 3.4 and the atlanta fed said it'll be five by the end of the
01:35:53.020year what it's it's actually nobody's talking we're just fighting and we are in the midst of
01:36:00.460a boom that is emerging and i look back at 2020 when the red wave dissipated and why did the blue
01:36:08.340bay wave not so i compared the data we're the stock market is 20 at least until yesterday was
01:36:15.52020,000 points higher now than when Biden stopped the red wave. And income is $14,000 higher than
01:36:23.420it was just four years ago. So then people say, it's inflation, it's gas. Well, no, it isn't,
01:36:29.780because that was a 9.1 record inflation year in 2022. And gas on election day was somewhere
01:36:39.200between three dollars and 95 and 405 it's 406 today so what i'm getting at the economy was a
01:36:47.280wreck the gdp was lower the inflation was three times higher the gas was about the same people
01:36:54.640were furious about africa so what what what was the difference and i think the only thing i could
01:36:58.800come up with is donald trump came in with a 21 inflation rate and people said he'll lower it but
01:37:06.880But you can't do that unless you have a recession or deflationary depression.
01:37:12.880So he lowered the rate of inflation to 2.4 the first year.
01:37:16.360Even this year, it's going to be less than half of the – it'll be about half or a little bit more than the 5% that Biden averaged every year.
01:37:24.920But they never – I think there weren't people that went out to the people and said, prices are high and we can't lower those.
01:37:32.820but we can lower the rate of inflation and we can increase the per capita family income so you can absorb that.
01:37:38.240I think part of the problem with Donald Trump was they had nobody telling the story.
01:37:43.480They had no one telling the story, and they needed to do that.
01:37:49.560I'm glad to hear you say that he can keep moving forward.
01:37:54.480With the things that they're going to do in Congress and just the investigations and everything else,
01:38:02.820And how much do you think this is going to affect just the threat of shutting down all the AI data centers and everything else and saying, we are going to start regulating just the threats that they can make?
01:38:17.540It's going to be, I think the Republicans are really, I know that they feel AI, but AI, whether we like it or not, it's either going to be a Chinese future or it's going to be our future.
01:38:30.020I just looked in preparation this morning, I looked at the top 10 companies in AI, software, digital media, satellite launches, and nine out of the top 10 in almost every category are American.
01:39:55.080I think we need to say we have been doing the right thing on the economy, and the fruits of it are already manifest, and we've got to talk about that.
01:40:06.440And the only missing link is affordability, and that was not our fault, but it is our responsibility to lower it, and we're going to do that, and here's how.
01:40:14.620And then we have to say, whatever your views are overseas, Iran is a controversial country, and we are culpable because we didn't explain fully to the American people that when you have a 93 million size state that has been the largest, strongest, most formidable terrorist state in the world that spooked seven presidents, it was an enormous undercating to dismantle.
01:40:44.460its nuclear program and we we have achieved it almost and tell tell people that and we'd have
01:40:50.880no apologies but we're not i think the problem was and i'm not finger finger pointing i think
01:40:57.620after 38 days we had done 90 of the damage and we just looked at pickaxe mountain said if there's
01:41:03.980residual we do it and then we keep the straight open and we keep these sanctions on and then we
01:41:12.140arm let the israelis arm this kurds instead of saying turkey turkey turkey doesn't like it and0.60
01:41:17.500go home yeah and say you know what we can do that if we find more nuclear material or they send0.52
01:41:22.920fly back there we'll come by but let's let's just do the job finish it in a week or whatever it
01:41:28.660takes to get rid of the pickaxe mountain if there's stuff there and then go home and but i that that's
01:41:35.540a compromised position from the people who say it was a horrible thing it didn't work
01:41:42.620This regime had killed 40,000 of its own people.0.66
01:41:45.400And now let them stew in their own juice and let this restive population, as the economy tightens in Iran, they will eventually come back out.0.89
01:42:05.240Let me, I'm very concerned about the elections that are coming up in Europe, how that's going to play out, all of the unrest there.
01:42:14.060This, I kind of feel in a way, it's very nuanced here, but in a way, what we saw on Tuesday was the first global election of my lifetime.0.92
01:42:24.840Because the forces of Marxism and Islamism, that is a global effort all over the West.
01:42:32.720I'm not saying they coordinated or anything like that, but they were working towards the same goal and helping each other in each other's states.0.85
01:42:41.360I mean, the iron broom that Slotkin talked about is a Polish term, and she was over there and learned it from them, and that's what they're doing, and now she's saying that's what we're going to do here.
01:42:52.160How concerned are you about the stability of Europe in the next 12 months?0.94
01:42:56.800I'm very, very concerned, and especially because the forces that are on our side look toward the United States.0.79
01:43:05.080The Islamicists and the socialists say, we've never been able to make inroads to the United States.0.65
01:45:44.360But what I really want to get down to is you've changed people's lives to the point where we are free and we are empowered and we are faith-based.
01:45:55.820In 2006 and 2007, you said, get out of debt, buy silver and gold.
01:46:31.800I made a commitment to God to completely change my life, to walk in His light at your direction.
01:46:37.820I had no person to lead my life, and I listened to you every day, and most importantly, I did stand, and I turned from sin.
01:46:48.520What I'm getting at, Glenn, is you're going to never know the people's lives you touch.
01:46:54.460You're never going to know the people that are too busy working and being a single mother of three children that don't have a chance to go picket or cheer when something good or bad goes on.
01:47:05.080we're just here with you and you are a member of our family and we trust you implicitly
01:47:09.960you may not be a prophet but you're very prophetic and you sir have changed my life
01:47:15.040i don't know why i did what i did to deserve this from uh for today but laura i i can't thank thank
01:47:21.200you enough that has deep meaning uh to me thank you thank you um thank you we we every day all
01:47:29.100of us just do. And I would say the same back to you as a listener. You've changed my life. You've
01:47:36.200changed my family's life. This whole venture with you is hard. It's hard, just like yours is. It's
01:47:46.340hard. And you choose to do it and say, I'm going to do it really, really well to the best of my
01:47:53.240ability with integrity, it changes you. And you've changed my life as well, just by being here every
01:47:59.720day. And I have said this for years, and I deeply believe it. This audience is going to be the
01:48:07.800audience that changes the course. It is going to, even if it is just a small band of people that
01:48:14.740live the Constitution in their own homes forever and preserve it forever.
01:48:21.680This is the audience that's going to change the course of the country.
01:48:37.500there's some things that I've been reading and writing about.
01:48:44.080I've been writing for about a year on, you know, on the nights and the Malta nights in particular.
01:48:56.320And there is this, there's this need right now for men, especially to understand you're so much better than everybody says that everybody's convinced you, you are, you're so much more important.
01:49:11.100And next year, I really want you to commit with me.
01:49:15.220I want to be a better man in all ways.
01:49:17.940And I want you to make that commitment.
01:49:19.660Be the person you were born to be, not the person we've allowed ourselves to become.
01:49:24.040And join me next year because we're going to take a journey as men next year.
01:49:29.600All right, let me tell you about Mercury One.
01:49:31.100When you walk through the American Journey experience, one of the things that will strike you is the future of this country is uncertain.