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00:01:36.380 Well, we can answer another question today. Why did Nancy Pelosi, why was she so sure that it was

00:01:41.900 impeachment? Because it looks like they all knew. They all had advance warning. In fact,

00:01:50.900 you want to use the word collusion? I think we might be able to use that word collusion.

00:01:57.740 Tonight, our special live on Facebook and YouTube at 930 Eastern, we explain the Iranian

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00:02:13.940 understand why the president is so apoplectic right now. We begin there in one minute.

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00:04:03.640 There's a couple of stories here that we want to address. The Democratic head of the House

00:04:19.480 Intelligence Committee, Representative Adam Schiff, learned about the outlines of a CIA officer's

00:04:25.880 concerns that President Trump had abused his power just days before the officer filed a whistleblower

00:04:31.460 complaint. This according to a spokesperson and current and former American officials. The early

00:04:37.520 account by the future whistleblower shows how determined he was to make known his allegations

00:04:42.000 that Mr. Trump had asked Ukraine's government to interfere on his behalf in the 2020 election.

00:04:47.340 It also explains how Mr. Schiff knew to press for the complaint when the Trump administration

00:04:52.920 initially blocked lawmakers from seeing it. The CIA officer approached a House Intelligence Committee

00:05:02.800 with his concerns about Mr. Trump. Concerned about how the initial avenue for airing his allegations

00:05:10.940 through the CIA was unfolding, the officer approached the House aide. The House member,

00:05:17.280 following the committee's procedures, suggested the officer had to find a lawyer to advise him and meet

00:05:23.320 with the inspector general with whom he could file the complaint. The aide shared some of what the

00:05:29.260 officer conveyed to Mr. Schiff and Mr. Schiff informed him that he should go see this particular lawyer.

00:05:38.380 This particular lawyer is a is a former lawyer for Schumer and also Hillary Clinton. And this former lawyer

00:05:47.420 is also a donor to Joe Biden. Now, when the president lost his stack yesterday, and he did, I just kept

00:05:57.560 watching him going, Mr. President, please, please hold it together. Help is on the way. Time is your friend here.

00:06:05.700 Uh, this is going to come undone. And yesterday I have, I've never in my, in my, uh, what, 20 years of

00:06:17.980 television broadcast, I have never, uh, had to do a, a rough draft chalkboard. And yesterday I was working

00:06:28.500 with the research team and we were, we were putting all of this timeline together. And I kept saying,

00:06:35.580 wait a minute, wait a minute, what about this? Where did this go? And I've, I've, I've had to,

00:06:41.540 it's three chalkboards, three chalkboards. And I have to go back and redo all of it today. There is

00:06:48.540 so much information, but even us, we have done the research. We know all of the documents. We have seen

00:06:57.660 the court records. We know exactly, uh, what we know and what we don't know. Just the stuff that we

00:07:06.700 can verify through court documents or any kind of document or sources that are not unnamed.

00:07:14.340 When we stood back for those of us who have been researching this and on this for almost what,

00:07:20.240 eight months, when we stood back and looked at the timeline, all of us said, holy crap. Actually,

00:07:29.220 I don't think it was those words, but it was close to that. Holy crap. Look at this.

00:07:35.700 When you see this chalkboard tonight in 12 hours and 19 minutes, you will be stunned at how clear this

00:07:46.200 is. And you will understand why the president is going apoplectic because no one is putting the

00:07:54.480 timeline together. And when you actually see the real timeline, not the one to convict Donald Trump,

00:08:04.180 but the one that could convict Donald Trump or could convict the DNC. When you put just the facts

00:08:12.560 and you don't care where the chips, uh, land, it's stunning. I have, Stu hasn't seen the chalkboard

00:08:21.700 yet. Stu, when you see it, it, it, it's, it's remarkable. You understand how this Russia thing

00:08:30.380 started. I can give you the name of the person I believe started the idea Russia's involved. I can

00:08:37.500 give you the name and interest of accuracy here. Yeah. Calling it a chalkboard singular is not

00:08:45.020 exactly the right way to refer to it. It's going to cover what I would say is likely three chalkboards

00:08:52.100 four. It's going to be four, four chalkboards. And this is the thing. It's such a complicated story.

00:08:57.640 And you know what the left is depending on? It's a complicated story. It's a complicated story

00:09:02.560 that you won't take my gift. That's the one thing I do really well is I can take complicated stories

00:09:11.320 and make them and, and, and make them make sense. And that is, they're going to mock because they're

00:09:18.560 going to say, Oh, look at a crazy chalkboard. I'm doing my best to not make it crazy. I'm doing my

00:09:24.900 best to make it entertaining. So you won't have your eyes roll in your head because that's what the news

00:09:31.600 is counting on mainstream media. The DNC is counting on this story is so complex and so mind numbing

00:09:41.360 that no one can explain it. So the average person can understand it. I can, I can, and I know I'm

00:09:50.140 going to be decimated, but I will tell you this. We have had how many, have we ever done a special

00:09:57.300 since Soros? Have we done a special that has gone through the rigors of this one that we have just

00:10:05.440 gone over and over and over? Do we have the sources on this? Do we have the documents on this? Do we

00:10:11.680 have the correct translation translated again with someone else? Have we ever done that?

00:10:16.220 Well, this one is particularly difficult because there are, you have the truth, you have what the

00:10:25.020 media is saying, and you also have a lot of conspiracy nonsense that's trying to tie this

00:10:30.500 all together, which isn't doing it correctly. Correct. So sorting through that is really important

00:10:35.400 because if you don't have it right, you're just going to be, Oh, they're a conspiracy theorist and

00:10:39.160 all the entire story gets thrown out. That's what they're depending on, right? They're waiting for,

00:10:42.320 they're waiting for people to make mistakes. And the chalkboard won't help because the chalkboard

00:10:46.340 is complex. And so when you lay it out, it will look complex. And that will be, they'll take the

00:10:52.820 image and go, Glenn Beck and his crazy chalkboard. It's about watching. You have to actually hear the

00:10:56.880 words that go along with the chalkboard. If you watch this, if you listen, I mean, we were talking

00:11:00.880 today, we've cut a portion of the special out today because we think we need to give people a few

00:11:09.240 minutes, a few times just to rest, just to go, wait, okay, what did I just hear?

00:11:16.880 We have Jason in with us. He is the, the guy who put the timeline together. He's had,

00:11:25.420 what about four hours sleep in the last five, six, seven days? I think about so. Yeah.

00:11:30.700 Somebody was, somebody was tweeting, Oh, why, why don't you just release it now for free? If it's so

00:11:36.000 important, well, we are releasing it for free tonight. It will be on YouTube and Facebook.

00:11:41.640 Watch it. YouTube and Facebook. You're going to have to look for it because they are throttling me,

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00:11:56.100 before. So you got to go to the blaze Facebook page, the blaze YouTube page. Is it going to be on

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00:12:13.520 or just call all of your friends and watch it together, you know, virtually. Um, but this one

00:12:19.960 is stunning. I want to go to Jason here in one minute and we'll, we'll talk a little bit about

00:12:25.880 some of the new stuff that is just popping up in the news today. That is not new. It's not new.

00:12:34.080 Uh, it's, it's actually just a verification of something we already knew, knew, but no one was

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00:16:17.960 I can't thank you enough for listening to this program and, um, and I, and honestly, uh, allowing

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00:16:48.620 that they're watching my Facebook page tonight at 9 30 PM, uh, or the YouTube page, and you will see

00:16:55.240 the special live. Now, Steven Crowder is going to be on right before us, uh, on the blaze. So right

00:17:02.340 when his, uh, show ends, we will be able to start our special. Um, and we're, we're thrilled. I mean,

00:17:11.200 the blaze has really grown so much and we thank you for, for your support, Jason head researcher,

00:17:19.120 uh, head writer for the Glenn Beck program. You are the guy that has, uh, really spent all the time

00:17:25.380 to put the chalkboard together or the actual timeline together. Uh, and I don't even think

00:17:31.900 you knew last night when we started doing it together and putting it up on the chalkboard.

00:17:36.720 I don't even think you knew how devastating it was. Well, it's, and it's still coming together.

00:17:42.300 We keep finding more stuff. I mean, it's going to be the, you know, it's going to be, you know,

00:17:47.660 it is the smoking gun, which we did. That's not what we intended to discover on this. We didn't,

00:17:53.560 we didn't think we would. And you know what? We knew all of these pieces, not all of them. Some

00:17:58.560 of the, some of the stuff that you found in your digging, uh, is new, but open source and, you know,

00:18:06.540 like court documents, crazy, crazy things that you're like, wait a minute, this went already

00:18:12.680 went to court and there was a conviction on it and we don't know it. Yeah. It's amazing.

00:18:19.380 The, the interesting thing about this project as well as we, we, we knew that, you know, it's still,

00:18:24.060 when it started off, we're like, okay, the Democrats have accused the Trump administration

00:18:27.280 now twice for the same crime, but different countries at this point, I think they're just

00:18:32.420 starting in Russia and they're just moving West till maybe they hit the right, you know,

00:18:35.680 bullseye. I think they'll accuse Poland next of occluding with the Trump administration of

00:18:39.940 influencing the election. But we're like, okay, it's usually the person that's a, that's,

00:18:44.020 that comes out with the accusation that no one, you know, if it's a wild accusation,

00:18:47.400 they come out. It's usually that they're the ones that think that, you know, they're probably

00:18:51.760 guilty of the same exact thing. Yeah. It's, we've always said this, that if somebody diagnoses a

00:18:56.740 problem in somebody, check them because they're probably see when you see something you don't like

00:19:02.720 in somebody. Yeah. It's a reflection of I've been there or I am there. Usually I know this.

00:19:09.060 Okay. And, and, and that was our first thought. Uh, but this is more like a Columbo episode.

00:19:17.500 We have a segment in tonight. I'm trying to break it down and make it entertaining.

00:19:21.120 I think this is a really bad Columbo episode. And when you see the acting on Columbo, and then you

00:19:28.760 look at the acting of Nancy Pelosi and all the others involved, it's a bad Columbo episode because

00:19:34.540 it follows. I was, I read the, uh, I read the initial outline. What was it? Two days ago.

00:19:40.560 And I was sitting on the couch behind, uh, uh, Jason in his desk and I'm reading it. And you must've

00:19:47.520 thought I was nuts because I, all of a sudden I went to my iPad and I started watching an episode

00:19:52.220 of Columbo and he just turns around and looks at me. And I said, wait, just give me a second.

00:19:56.920 Not like we're busy over here. Keep watching Columbo and I'm watching now. Like, give me a

00:20:03.240 second, give me a second. And I come and I show him like five different clips from Columbo. And I'm

00:20:08.700 like, this is that point. This is that point. We are at the point now and you will see it tonight.

00:20:15.380 We're at the point at the very end of every episode of Columbo. Cause remember in this case,

00:20:21.120 you are Columbo when he walks away and he's headed towards the door and he's like, ah,

00:20:27.160 wait a minute. Just one more thing. Whenever he said that he knew the answer, he knew the answer.

00:20:36.540 And that's where we're at. We're at that very last scene. Ah, wait a minute. One more thing.

00:20:42.080 You're about to nab the villain. And when you see this, it's overwhelming. It's overwhelming.

00:20:50.680 And the real villain here, honestly, is the media. I mean, the real corruption and power

00:20:57.600 and money that has gone on. Yeah. I don't know if you've, you know this, you have had billions

00:21:04.660 of dollars swindled out of your pocket. The taxpayer money that has been stolen by somebody

00:21:13.480 is staggering, staggering. And I can show you pretty much where it went. I can show you where,

00:21:22.440 how it's, how it's going here. What, what the system is that was put in place to make sure those

00:21:28.840 funds were never found. You know, speaking of the media, the dereliction of duty that they,

00:21:33.200 that they're guilty of here. I was stunned just on the things that they wouldn't report on.

00:21:37.760 So I started, I was like, you know, these are very big deals in Ukraine. Like some of these

00:21:41.760 things that we're looking at, like this, this should be a big deal. Front page paper every day

00:21:46.240 for months. Some of this stuff. Yeah. And no one has talked about it here. I like huge allegations.

00:21:51.580 These things like directly involving our elections. We say we're looking, did anybody influence our

00:21:59.100 elections? They've had trials in Ukraine and they've convicted two people for interfering in

00:22:08.100 our election. We have them on tape. What, what they said on tape is, is you like, you're going to get

00:22:18.700 hit in the face with a shovel. You will not believe that this stuff exists. Not only that,

00:22:24.340 but they admit to it in their media. I am right. Them saying it. Yeah. That's what we did. I'm like,

00:22:30.040 that's kind of newsworthy. That's kind of a big deal. When you're trying to figure the whole thing

00:22:34.400 out. Maybe we should listen to the people who are like, yep, we did that. Hello. We have this

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00:24:31.960 Okay. Uh, we just went over the, um, we just went over the audio of something that you're going to

00:24:43.060 hear tonight. Uh, and, uh, I don't know. Is it, is it kind of compelling? Pat's joining us. Kind of

00:24:51.400 compelling. Does it, does it seem like, I'd say sort of, yeah, seem like maybe Trump is not the one we

00:24:57.700 should be looking at? Yeah. Uh, tape that you will hear tonight on our special at 9 30 on Facebook

00:25:04.480 and on YouTube. Uh, this, this audio is, has not been heard before in America. Uh, it is what sent

00:25:12.900 two people to prison. Uh, and, uh, we have had it translated and you will see why it's, they went to

00:25:20.820 prison. Uh, they are Ukrainians and they played a very kind of an important role in the last election.

00:25:27.700 here in the United States. This is really interesting. Pat Gray, welcome to the program.

00:25:33.680 How are you, sir? I'm good. Yeah. I'm looking forward to this special tonight. It better deliver

00:25:39.120 or, uh, I mean, if it turns out to be Trump wakes up from a dream sequence, this is all been a dream.

00:25:45.800 I'm going to be pissed. Oh man. You know, I feel really bad for him yesterday because he lost it.

00:25:52.080 He lost it. He is angry right now. And when you look, I think after the special, it sounds like,

00:25:59.380 uh, we'll see why you'll see exactly why. And you'll see the date that he started first talking

00:26:05.040 about it. The white house has been saying this and been dropping hints for quite a while. And he

00:26:11.920 started talking about it, um, at the white house. Actually the first mention of it, I think came from,

00:26:17.640 um, uh, what's her name? Uh, press secretary Huckabee. And, uh, she mentioned, and no one

00:26:25.580 had a follow-up question. No one. She said, I think where you really need to look is Ukraine.

00:26:32.560 I think you'll find a lot in Ukraine. And that's at the very beginning when the DNC, the DNC had a hold

00:26:40.980 on Ukraine and they really thought it was going to last forever. They, they made this there. They

00:26:46.920 made this there, uh, I don't know, slush fund and their dark ops kind of place. I mean, they,

00:26:54.460 they describe it in testimony as, um, black accounting. Um, and they thought they were going to get away

00:27:01.880 with it because they thought they had built this, this corrupt government into something that was

00:27:07.540 going to help them forever. Well, then the people, uh, of Ukraine decided, no, you know what?

00:27:13.720 We're tired of corruption. We don't believe any of you people. And they hired the John Stewart of

00:27:20.600 their country to be the president. And once that happened, that's when all the cracks started

00:27:26.680 because the power was going to change. And they knew all the people knew, Oh crap, are we in

00:27:31.760 trouble? And that's when the, the Democrats really started to panic. I'm telling you, they are crapping

00:27:38.400 their pants black. They are, if any kind of, any kind of, thank you. Um, any kind of freak out that

00:27:48.040 Donald Trump had yesterday, I guarantee you they are having worse. This thing's going to come down

00:27:54.500 like crazy. If people know it and they pursue it, but so far you're only getting a little thing

00:28:03.160 though. I know that's the thing. Does anybody care in the mainstream media? We don't, we don't need

00:28:09.260 them if we hold together. Yeah. You know, nobody would be nice if the paper of record, maybe the

00:28:16.280 supposed paper record, all of this almost, almost, I can't say that. Uh, I'd say about, uh, 70%.

00:28:23.500 Of what we're going to report tonight has been reported in the mainstream press as fact. There's

00:28:30.640 30% that has been reported in the mainstream media of Ukraine. And, uh, so it's, it's been verified.

00:28:39.000 It has been vetted. We're not going over one source. We're not going for one source. We're not going for

00:28:45.260 anything without a document attached to it. We know that what we're going to present is, is fact

00:28:52.260 based on documents. Uh, and when you, when you, when you see it, Donald Trump should not be freaking

00:29:01.720 out. The only thing he needs is, uh, for people to know this. And if you know this and you can argue

00:29:11.160 this now, I'm trying to, today, we have one of our writers trying to take this, you know, 90 minute

00:29:17.760 special and boil it down to an elevator pitch for you, for your friends for 30 seconds. And then,

00:29:23.840 uh, you know, a four minute conversation with all of the facts. So you can have this and you know how

00:29:30.920 to make it, but we all better get on the same page. The media is all on the same page and they're on the

00:29:37.200 page of the Democrats. And I'm, I'm telling you the corruption that you will see tonight is clear and

00:29:45.040 documented and it should send America through the roof. Billions of your dollars have been stolen.

00:29:53.800 Billions. Do you remember how bad the press was with, um, with Halliburton? Oh, okay. Halliburton

00:30:01.140 was putting fires out. They were the only people in the world that had the expertise to do it. They

00:30:08.600 were the experts in putting oil fires out. But once we called in Halliburton, the press was all

00:30:15.600 over. How come that's a friend of Dick Cheney? Well, yes, they are friends of Dick Cheney.

00:30:19.740 Why'd they get a no bid contract? Because they're the only company that can do this.

00:30:23.180 They're the only ones. They're the only ones literally in the world. And you remember what

00:30:28.600 a villain Halliburton was? Yeah, terrible. Wait, wait until you see tonight. And then you'll have

00:30:34.520 to ask yourself, where was the media on this? This was a government and a country that collapsed

00:30:40.440 absolute collapse. So it is exactly the same as going in and trying to set up a new government

00:30:47.940 in Iraq. And you're talking about Ukraine. Yeah, Ukraine, Ukraine collapsed. And the, the DNC and

00:30:54.500 the Obama administration went in to rebuild it. And boy, did they rebuild it. And when you see how

00:31:03.520 they built it and who was there during all of this, uh, it is clear. And when you see all the

00:31:10.820 missing money from you, it wasn't us asking, Hey, where did that USAID go? It was the Ukrainians

00:31:18.380 that were saying, wait, you, you just gave us $1.8 billion. We can't seem to find it. Where did it go?

00:31:24.440 Oh, I don't know. But let's not investigate that. This is nothing. The, the, the, the Donald Trump

00:31:31.340 and the Joe Biden next election stuff is child's play. It's child's play. That's a red herring.

00:31:41.120 That's nothing. My guess is the reason why they are doing this now is because they don't believe

00:31:49.220 that they can be beaten because they have the mainstream media. So they don't believe that

00:31:56.780 anyone can get anything out that will make a dent. That's why you are so important in this

00:32:03.320 because we're not going to get any help from the mainstream media. And quite honestly, I don't know

00:32:09.400 if the damn conservative movement knows is as has enough brain in their, in their, in their head

00:32:17.860 to be able to unite around a narrative and learn how to express that narrative. But this is the truth

00:32:29.520 and you are going to have to do it because if they're only doing this because they know if this

00:32:36.400 is exposed, the democratic party is over, it's over. Do you remember when Obama said,

00:32:46.540 um, or when I, when Obama was in, I said, you watch after this guy goes, you're going to find a

00:32:52.580 scandal that will dwarf Watergate, Watergate. Do you remember that? This is it. This is it.

00:33:00.580 This dwarfs any scandal, American scandal that I have ever seen. And what's interesting is the

00:33:07.260 Democrats are saying that about the phone call. Yes. That dwarfs Watergate. You will, you, the phone

00:33:15.020 call is so ridiculous. It is. And I, I'll show it to you. They are forcing you to zero in on that for a

00:33:25.740 reason. Forget about that or anything that happened after that. Let's go back. Let's go back to 2014

00:33:36.260 to 2019. And let me show you how this, this is a machine that was built.

00:33:49.400 Don't miss it tonight, uh, at, uh, nine 30 Eastern time, six 30 Pacific time. And it's 90 minutes

00:33:57.180 ish. I'm trying longer than that. No, I, I think it'll be an hour and 15, but I don't know. This is a

00:34:05.340 Glenn Beck thing. This is going to be like a three hours thing. No, I won't. We think that we think

00:34:10.840 the timeline will take about, I think 40, uh, and, uh, and Jason thinks it'll take about 45,

00:34:19.340 but I, I, I'm actually thinking about slowing it down some because it is, you, you need time as we

00:34:27.260 did this yesterday. As I put it together, you need time to sit back and just look at that because when

00:34:33.160 you do, you're like, Oh my gosh. And I remember that, wait a minute, that makes sense with that

00:34:40.060 now. And that works with this. All of a sudden I can tell you how I can tell you now, this is my

00:34:47.540 opinion. I think I can tell you the name of the person that said, let's dig in on Russia and let's

00:34:57.700 make that a scandal. I can tell you the name and the date of when that was first said. And I think

00:35:07.060 this, this individual was critical all the way through it. And Ukrainian critical all the way

00:35:16.600 through. Uh, it's, it's, it's stunning. It's stunning. And here's the thing. If you happen to

00:35:24.680 watch the special, use the code GB 20 off, get 20 bucks off your subscription. The next day you

00:35:30.860 wake up and you have more on trivia. Thank you. Yes. This is like, you get both. Not only are you

00:35:38.840 going to solve every political problem? Uh, the Democrat party is going to be over when you wake

00:35:45.340 up in the morning, right? The, I mean, to hear more trivia, Jason, and then I think, I think I can

00:35:51.180 show you who's going to win the game between Kansas city and Indianapolis in 45 or 50 minutes.

00:36:00.280 Wow. Wow. This is crazy. It's crazy. It's more on trivia. Strangely is usually accurate.

00:36:07.420 Usually it is. What was the record last year? 16 and four. I mean, nuts. 80% of your games.

00:36:15.420 Yeah. Uh, I mean, not bad. Why have we not? And we've been doing this for what you and I've been

00:36:19.940 doing this for 30 years. I don't know why we haven't invested in, in more on trivia.

00:36:25.400 We should. We should have. Because it's right. Super accurate. Yeah. It's crazy. All right.

00:36:32.140 That's tomorrow on the Pat Gray radio roundup, uh, which it's not the name of it. Pat Gray

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00:38:36.080 I'm just talking to, uh, uh, Jason here, uh, in the break, uh, about the involvement of the DNC and,

00:39:03.640 uh, and which names we are comfortable naming, uh, today because we, we know where they all lead,

00:39:11.020 but I don't want to give anything on the special that we can't button up for sure. I don't want to

00:39:16.300 make any accusations, um, you know, on this timeline where we show you, but the, the, the name of the

00:39:23.680 person, uh, that is instrumental with the embassy and the strong arming and the, hey, let's look for

00:39:32.580 Russia. We're going to name that person, right? Yep. Um, and did you get the information yesterday

00:39:38.520 I was looking for with the meeting of the Obama meeting? Oh, that's in that. That's one of those

00:39:43.580 late additions that we looked at. I did find that. And that's, what's crazy about this timeline

00:39:48.580 is when you start looking at it, you start seeing that there's very significant months and even days

00:39:54.060 where the more things are happening right at the same time. You asked me to look that up. It was a

00:39:58.180 meeting that involved Ukrainians and, uh, the actual us government here in DC. I looked that

00:40:03.780 up. It's the exact same month that previously earlier in that month, this person that you're

00:40:10.480 talking about asked the DNC or went to the DNC and said, Hey, I think that there's this, uh,

00:40:15.220 there's a connection between Russia, Manafort, and Trump. The meeting that, uh, the Obama administration

00:40:21.100 officials had later in that month, they specifically said, Hey, we think that there's a connection between,

00:40:26.300 you know, Russia and Manafort and Trump. Maybe you should reopen that investigation.

00:40:30.280 Wink, wink, nudge, nudge. It's just absolutely insane. And what's crazy is when that happened,

00:40:37.020 uh, and they did do the investigation, they found others that might be involved and they were told,

00:40:43.760 uh, yeah, back off of those. We don't want you to back off those. Uh, and they actually,

00:40:49.200 we, we, our ambassador blocked information from coming in from the prosecutors into America to

00:40:59.620 share things with our prosecutors. So the names that we are naming tonight, I want you to think

00:41:04.200 about when you're watching this special later, later on the people that are above them, who do

00:41:09.120 they, who do they work for? Like, who does the ambassador work for? Who does the, who did the U.S.

00:41:12.980 ambassador work for at that time? Who did some of these DOJ officials that are, you know, that are

00:41:19.100 basically strong arming the Ukrainians, who do they work for? Who's their boss? The intelligence

00:41:24.140 community, the FBI, uh, the DNC. It's, it is, it is an enormous cat in this bag that we're going to

00:41:35.380 let out. The top goes right to the top. We will, uh, see you tonight for the special Ukraine,

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00:46:27.520 Yesterday, do we have the audio of Donald Trump in the White House? Not in the, not in the second press

00:46:34.860 conference, but in the first one, he was really angry yesterday. Um, here he is in the oval office

00:46:42.060 speaking to the press. Look Biden and his son are stone cold crooked. And you, it's not the right

00:46:50.820 one. Um, he went off yesterday in the oval office. Tell me if you have it. Um, and he was really,

00:46:58.600 really angry. He didn't seem happy in the first clip. You're saying, no, it was worse in the oval

00:47:02.920 office. Go ahead. Adam Schiff. He's a low life. He should be forced to resign. He took a perfect

00:47:08.620 conversation, realized he couldn't read it to Congress because it was perfect. It was a very

00:47:13.200 nice conversation. I knew many people were on the phone. Not only were many people on the phone,

00:47:18.520 we had stenographers on the phone, taking it down word for word. He took that conversation,

00:47:24.300 which was perfect. He said, I can't read this. So he made up a conversation and he reported it and,

00:47:31.940 and said it to Congress and to the American people. And it was horrible what he said.

00:47:37.200 And that was supposed to be coming from me, but it was all fabricated. He should resign from office

00:47:43.020 in disgrace. And frankly, they should look at him for treason because he is making up the words of

00:47:49.040 the president of the United States. That's not treason. Um, and treason, please both sides.

00:47:56.060 Let's stop using the word treason. Treason is the only crime that has a punishment attached to it

00:48:04.020 in the constitution. You have to have two eyewitnesses. And if you have two eyewitnesses

00:48:12.040 seeing you commit treason, and that's defined in the constitution, it's immediate and, uh, and,

00:48:20.860 and it wrote irrevocable execution. You can't, you're not going to be tried and like, Oh,

00:48:27.120 we're going to give you a life in prison. No, the only punishment it can receive is execution.

00:48:32.740 That's in the constitution. So can we please stop using the word treason? Now, what, what shift did

00:48:39.960 was, um, was crappy, was crappy because he, he oversold, he put things in the president's mouth.

00:48:49.040 He says he was doing a parody. That's not your role. You are sitting there behind a microphone with

00:48:54.880 your congressional name plate. And you are, you are characterizing a phone call before it comes out.

00:49:04.600 And you have, you have knowledge of that phone call in advance. I think the president was right. I think

00:49:12.360 shift actually may have helped write, uh, the, um, uh, the whistleblowers stuff. At least attorneys

00:49:20.740 definitely did. And I think the Democrats had something to do with it. It was written by a committee and I

00:49:27.540 wouldn't put it past shift, uh, on, on, on doing that. But the president was, he's so frustrated

00:49:35.920 because no one is looking for the truth. This is the laziest. And I'm giving them, I'm giving them

00:49:43.340 the benefit of the doubt that no one would. They are the laziest group of reporters I have ever seen.

00:49:51.600 They are not doing any actual work on anything of importance. They are going for the lowest hanging

00:50:01.960 fruit and the fruit that has been prepared for them and served up. You guys are lapdogs to realize

00:50:10.860 you are either in on it or you are the biggest, you're the dumbest group of people and the laziest

00:50:19.120 group of people you are being used. And maybe that's fine with you because of your hatred of

00:50:25.940 Donald Trump or whatever. Look, the guy is hard to like. We got it. He's hard to like. He does a lot

00:50:32.840 of things that I'm like, Oh, please don't do that. Mr. President, but he is not guilty of what you're

00:50:40.560 saying. He is, but what's more is the people you are in bed with are guilty of it.

00:50:49.120 We'll expose it tonight. Now I don't have the staff of the New York times. I don't have the

00:50:55.460 staff of the Washington post. I don't have the money that they have to do investigations on

00:51:00.260 everything. We can point you in the right direction. We can show you the stuff that is

00:51:05.700 already out in the system. We can piece it all together. But if the press wanted to, they could,

00:51:15.180 they could take this and they could name all the names at the top. And if they did that, I'm telling

00:51:23.160 you the DNC would be over. People will be so disgusted by this. When you see this and you have

00:51:31.160 to understand billions of your dollars have been literally stolen from you. We have no idea what

00:51:39.100 happened to those dollars. We can make guesses, but we have no idea where billions of your hard

00:51:45.620 earned dollars went. We released it to Ukraine. Then the Ukrainians said, Hey, there was like $1.8

00:51:52.700 billion over here. There were $2 million over here. There was another billion over here. We can't find

00:51:59.180 any of that. Where did that money go? And what did our government say? Don't look for it. Don't look,

00:52:05.100 don't look, don't look, don't look, don't look. Excuse me?

00:52:14.380 You will see how information that was, they were, they were doing everything they could to get to us

00:52:23.200 was blocked by the administration. Not this administration. By all the administration and

00:52:31.480 officials put in by the last administration and all the DNC operatives.

00:52:40.220 That's why the president is upset, but the president shouldn't be. He's frustrated because

00:52:47.080 the people on the right don't have the power of the voice. Our voice is being throttled down

00:52:54.260 by the same kind of system. The same kind of cronyism. The people who have worked for Nancy Pelosi,

00:53:03.260 worked for Hillary Clinton, are now the people in charge of who gets throttled down. What voices

00:53:09.600 are heard and what voices aren't heard? Gee, I think that's a problem.

00:53:15.660 Um, and so this is not going to be, um, everywhere because we don't have a central headquarters. Okay.

00:53:27.660 We're not CBS. We're not ABC. We're not the mainstream media. We're Ben Shapiro and Glenn Beck and,

00:53:35.220 and, uh, and, you know, uh, Cheryl Atkinson and whoever, Joe Rogan. We're not together.

00:53:44.360 But we need to start listening to each other. We need to start working together in some things.

00:53:51.220 And we need to, if somebody is pulling all of a narrative together, like we are now, if it,

00:53:57.360 if it was, if it was Mark Levin, Mark Levin had, um, uh, uh, uh, John Solomon on, on Fox on Sunday.

00:54:06.940 John Solomon is a guy who is being destroyed right now, destroyed. And Mark Levin had access

00:54:15.200 to be able to get into people's living rooms. And if you missed it, go to YouTube and find it.

00:54:19.800 Donald Trump is, is at the end of his rope and they know it. We told you on 60 minutes. I told

00:54:32.260 you yesterday why Hillary Clinton said he's an illegitimate president. He's just an illegitimate

00:54:37.680 president. Why is she doing that? First of all, could we please play the little montage of what

00:54:44.620 they were saying about Donald Trump before he was elected? Because they said, he's going to say

00:54:51.280 the president, Hillary Clinton is an illegitimate president. Listen to this little montage here.

00:54:58.320 The loser concedes to the winner, not saying that you're necessarily going to be the loser or the

00:55:03.020 winner, but that the loser concedes to the winner and that the country comes together in part for the

00:55:08.440 good of the country. Are you saying you're not prepared now to commit to that principle?

00:55:12.380 Is that I will tell you at the time I'll keep you in suspense. Well, Chris, let me respond to that

00:55:17.640 because that's horrifying. You start whining before the game's even over. If, if whenever things are

00:55:22.660 going badly for you and you lose, you start blaming somebody else, then you don't have what it takes

00:55:28.620 to be in this job. Reckless and dangerous discussion about the legitimacy of American elections,

00:55:33.520 something that's never been challenged before by any major party candidate. I think it is quite

00:55:37.720 outrageous to have a candidate, uh, make these kinds of, uh, uh, comments and not expect, not accept

00:55:42.980 what the, what the, uh, uh, what the outcome of the election is going to be, especially, you know,

00:55:47.120 given the way it's done in the United States, it's, it's impossible to rig an election in the United

00:55:50.560 States. We have, you know, far too many people in control of, uh, different parts of it.

00:55:54.980 He will not stand in front of his own country, in front of his own nation and say that he respects

00:56:01.060 the process and the outcome. That is an outrage, the appalling lack of patriotism from this man.

00:56:06.440 To say you won't respect the results of the election, that is a direct threat to our democracy.

00:56:13.420 Look, some people are sore losers and, you know, we just, we just gotta keep going.

00:56:18.320 I believe he knows he's an illegitimate president. He knows.

00:56:22.160 So why is he doing that? Because look, Donald Trump is, is, is a guy who, uh, doesn't like

00:56:34.600 to be called illegitimate. And everybody knows that everybody knows if you want to get along

00:56:41.060 with him, just say, you know, by the way, you're great. And he appreciates that. If you say you are

00:56:48.660 this or that, he doesn't like that. And especially if he knows that is not true. This whole collusion

00:56:57.260 thing with Russia is not true. And they're doubling down on it. How does this phone call

00:57:04.540 make him an illegitimate president? The Russia investigation showed, no, that didn't happen.

00:57:11.080 So why are they now saying and doubling down on illegitimate president? Because it drives him

00:57:17.640 nuts and they want him to make a mistake. Please, Mr. President, please stop watching television.

00:57:26.520 Stop listening to these people. I know this is asking an awful lot of you, but don't listen to them.

00:57:33.880 They are, they are, they are baiting you. They are trying to get you angry because you will make a

00:57:40.400 mistake. Please, please. The truth will come out. It is so close right now. This is, this is the moment

00:57:50.700 you've waited for. The evidence is there. And if the GOP and leadership of, of the conservative movement

00:57:59.700 will actually listen and put the whole thing together, the narrative changes overnight.

00:58:08.780 Please, Mr. President, stop listening to them.

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01:00:42.880 Okay. Yesterday, the Institute for Supply Management reported that manufacturing activity in the United

01:00:48.660 States fell to a 10-year low in September. An analyst warned yesterday that U.S. could face an

01:00:55.780 economic downturn amid the protracted trade war with China and a slowing of the global economy.

01:01:01.660 That's why the stock market took a massive hit yesterday. I don't even know what it

01:01:07.560 closed. It was more than 500 points, wasn't it? It was a bad day on the stock market. It's shaping

01:01:13.400 up to be another bad day. The Dow is now down about 200 points. So what did Trump do yesterday?

01:01:20.880 Now, I love these people who say, you sold out to Donald Trump, did I? Or am I telling

01:01:27.260 the truth? He does some things good and he sucks at other things. Donald Trump, please stop

01:01:36.180 with the tariffs. They are down again today because he said that he was going to impose tariffs on

01:01:43.640 European aircraft, French wine and cheese, Spanish olive oil and other goods.

01:01:53.520 Trade wars don't end well. The president, I know for a fact, just loves trade wars. He thinks that

01:02:04.880 we get better deals. It's it's free. The free market is is proven to be the best possible market

01:02:14.820 system out there. The minute you start to hyper manage things, it all falls apart.

01:02:23.260 Tariffs could raise prices for American companies and customers who import products from Europe,

01:02:28.140 offering or affecting airlines, manufacturers and customers at the grocery store.

01:02:32.960 Mr. President, this hurts the American people. This hurts your voters. If you lose the economy now,

01:02:44.820 you will lose at the voting booth. You will. You can't lose the economy. The best thing that you can do

01:02:54.000 is to relieve the tariffs, at least all of the other tariffs. I understand you like tariffs.

01:03:01.700 You know, you've gotten deals in places. Remove the tariffs where you've already gotten the deal.

01:03:09.160 Don't add any more. Right now, one of the other things that happened yesterday was manufacturers

01:03:15.240 thought we don't know how long this is going to last. We are our chip manufacturers are really hurting

01:03:23.660 now because we can't do anything with China. So what do we do? Some really great companies are on the edge

01:03:32.340 right now of of the future. But they can't do anything because they can't predict what's going

01:03:40.980 to happen next. If you're going to continue with China, we need a date. You can't live in flux like this.

01:03:48.340 We don't even know what's going to happen to Brexit in what, two weeks, three weeks.

01:03:55.800 We don't know if they're going to leave or not. We don't know if they're going to be a steady

01:03:59.600 prime minister or not. We can't have any more chaos. As this really heats up and and the impeachment

01:04:09.460 heats up, you cannot have the economy hurt anymore. If Elizabeth Warren looks like she's going to be

01:04:19.340 the the candidate and she does well in polls, even right now, the stock market will go down

01:04:27.320 because companies will say she's a socialist. She's going to get rid of the free market.

01:04:33.140 We need to prepare for that. And they will cut back. They will store their funds. They will begin

01:04:39.480 to look overseas, et cetera, et cetera. It's a disaster. Please, Mr. President, please stop with

01:04:47.520 the tariffs. It's in your best interest as well as the country's win win. Those are the best.

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01:06:40.440 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program. I'm going to change the subject here a little bit. And

01:06:45.620 let me show you something that will make you feel good. Do you remember that really weird story

01:06:50.980 of the cop shooting the guy in the apartment? He lived above her, I think, if I'm not mistaken.

01:06:58.840 Yeah, one floor above her. One floor above. She's a cop. She comes home. She opens up the door

01:07:03.040 and she walks in and she sees a guy sitting down watching TV in what she says was her apartment.

01:07:10.260 She freaks out. We don't know exactly what happened. And then she shoots him and kills him.

01:07:17.600 But turns out she wasn't in her apartment. She was on the wrong floor. She was in his apartment.

01:07:24.260 Well, the trial just went on and she was convicted. So she's going to jail. But I want you to listen to

01:07:31.280 the brother of the victim as she's getting ready to be sentenced. Listen to this.

01:07:39.000 And I wasn't going to ever say this in front of my family or anyone, but

01:07:45.520 I don't even want you to go to jail. I want the best for you. Because I know that's exactly

01:08:00.280 what both of them would want you to do. And the best would be give your life to Christ.

01:08:05.800 I'm not going to say anything else. I think giving your life to Christ would be the best

01:08:15.440 thing that both of them would want you to do. Again, I love you as a person.

01:08:24.300 And I don't wish anything bad on you. Now listen to this. I don't know if this is possible,

01:08:38.440 but can I give her a hug, please? And they hug in the courtroom and sob. This is, you know,

01:08:50.980 I, you know what the problem is in our world today is we've all forgotten who we are. We forgot who we

01:09:03.480 are, where we came from. And I don't mean I came from here and these people were my parents. I mean

01:09:11.560 really where we came from. This is a profound moment of Christianity.

01:09:25.960 She killed his brother. He forgives her. Says, I don't even want you to go to jail. I just want

01:09:35.060 what's best for you. And loves her. I don't know about anybody else.

01:09:46.580 But in a way, if that guy were me, I'd hope I was hit by a bus today because I don't think I'm

01:09:52.540 going to get any better review from the Lord than that. You know what I mean? The next day I could be

01:09:58.700 like, ah, shut up. Your rotten tomatoes from the, from God is like a hundred percent. It is a hundred

01:10:03.860 percent on that. That is one of the most compelling, beautiful things I have seen. And it reminds us of

01:10:11.340 who we're supposed to be. It also reminds us that I, cause I mean, we act as aggrieved parties so often,

01:10:21.780 you know, I mean, it just, it puts so much into perspective. Think of all the times that like,

01:10:25.760 you know, we, the things that we complain about, you know, the things that we act as if, well,

01:10:30.760 look, yes, I know we're supposed to act that way, but this is too important. I mean, how many times

01:10:34.780 do we do that all the time with the news? Oh, I'm going to tweet this because I, you know,

01:10:39.920 this is too big. I know I'm supposed to act that way, but I'm going to act this way this time,

01:10:44.140 because this is too important. This guy had his brother killed while he was eating ice cream on the

01:10:48.640 couch by this woman. And you know, he is showing what we're supposed to be to everybody. And he's

01:10:59.580 done more good in that moment than, than I know I'll probably ever do in my entire life. I agree.

01:11:06.040 Right. I mean, like how many people are going to watch that video and have, I bet that's going to

01:11:10.120 change thousands of lives watching that. I mean, it changes your perspective immediately,

01:11:14.120 immediately. You, you, you imagine, is there, would there be anything harder to do?

01:11:25.480 Somebody kills a family member of yours. It's like the Amish. I gotta tell you, I, I don't want to

01:11:33.380 dress, you know, with a big hat and, and, and go work a plow without any electricity.

01:11:39.980 Not a big butter churner. I'm not a big butter churner.

01:11:42.960 Raised barns.

01:11:44.040 They work way too hard for me. Yes. But if, if you remember when the guy came in and shot all their

01:11:52.780 children and that day they went to the, the killer's house to comfort his family, that made me go,

01:12:03.060 you know what? There's something to being Amish. I mean, if you give me just an hour of electricity

01:12:10.180 or a blender that I can whip that butter up quickly, I might consider it. That's, that's,

01:12:18.560 that's really who we are. It's so funny because I was driving in, uh, this morning.

01:12:23.100 I shouldn't say it that way. Um, uh, I got here this morning and I started,

01:12:32.240 started watching a video of the news. You know, sometimes I listen to some, you know,

01:12:39.000 and I'm in the car, I'm just listening. Anyway. So, uh, did you see the video of the,

01:12:45.080 the dog that was out in the middle of this river, like in this giant ravine? Uh, and it looked like

01:12:53.960 it was, it was all concrete. So it kind of looked like almost like a dam. And this dog was trapped

01:12:59.940 right on the edge of this water and it was pushing the dog close to the edge. And somebody saw this

01:13:06.840 dog. He was all by himself. He sees this dog in there and he decides to climb down into the ravine

01:13:12.900 and go get that dog. So now the water is hitting him and pushing him towards the edge.

01:13:17.640 He goes out and he grabs the dog and the dog is freaked out and he gets to the edge. And then he

01:13:24.540 looks up to this giant cement wall and is like, crap, how am I going to get back up? Let alone with

01:13:30.620 the dog. And he tries to start to climb up and he can't do it. Somebody sees him. And so another guy

01:13:37.700 reaches down and he's like, here, give me your hand. But he's like four people

01:13:42.760 away. Literally somebody else walks by. They start this human chain. Somebody else walks

01:13:48.500 by pretty soon. There's like 10 people. None of them know each other all trying to save

01:13:54.440 this dog. And they create a human chain all the way down into the river. And then they

01:14:00.120 just pull him and the dog up. And I thought, this is who we are. You don't see this stuff.

01:14:09.320 You don't hear people talking about this, but this is who we are. We're people who help

01:14:14.400 each other. We're people who somebody right now is being bullied, maybe in school. And

01:14:24.340 there's a kid that is standing up for that kid. There's a teacher who is helping somebody

01:14:31.220 who feels very, very alone. And really lost and behind in their work. And they just can't

01:14:38.420 seem to get it together. And there is a teacher there that is helping them. We lose the little

01:14:46.220 picture. We can't look at the big picture. Look at this Trump thing. Tonight, we're going

01:14:50.260 to show you the big picture. And everybody wants you to zoom in on the phone call. Look

01:14:54.680 at the phone call. Look at the phone call. Look at the phone call. Look at the phone call.

01:14:56.220 Look at the phone call. No, don't look at the phone call. Come back to the phone call.

01:15:01.240 Zoom out for a second. What is this whole picture show?

01:15:06.700 Now, if we zoom out, we'll see a couple of things. We'll see that the world is on the

01:15:12.000 edge and the United States is on the edge. But we'll also see that we are in the best

01:15:16.940 position in the world. We might have, you know, we might have our troubles here. There

01:15:24.060 might be poor among us, but holy cow, be poor here in America as opposed to any other place

01:15:30.960 in the world. And then zoom in and show the people and look at the people around you who

01:15:41.220 are actually good and decent people. Stop looking at their flaws. Stop looking at the flaws of

01:15:48.980 absolutely everything and start looking at the things we really are.

01:15:55.580 And if we can remember who we really are as a group, maybe then we can put into perspective

01:16:01.760 on who we as individuals are, and then we can do our own part. As Stu said, this one guy in Dallas

01:16:10.560 made a bigger impact on the things that count

01:16:15.380 than I'll probably make in my whole life.

01:16:21.460 In one act

01:16:22.480 of true bravery and courage. Notice he said, I wasn't going to say this in front of my family.

01:16:29.160 I imagine he thought that there were people who were like, you cannot say that about her.

01:16:36.880 What do you mean you forgive her and love her? And he did it. And I guarantee you that he went home.

01:16:43.260 And those people who might have said that to him beforehand, admire him today.

01:16:49.680 And he changed the hearts of those who would have tried to stop him before he did it.

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01:18:23.260 Welcome to the program. I'm really glad.

01:18:53.240 Glad that you're here. You know, the reason why I think that that story of the boy whose brother

01:18:58.860 was killed by a cop here in Dallas, she's being sentenced. And before he does, he says,

01:19:05.000 I just want the best for you. I don't even want you to go to jail. The best thing that could happen

01:19:08.600 is that you just give your life over to Christ. And I love you and I forgive you. And can I give

01:19:14.060 you a hug? I mean, it's an amazing thing. The reason why that stands out so much

01:19:18.200 is because we are living now at a time when there is no forgiveness.

01:19:26.660 You can say sorry all you want. You can whatever. You're never forgiven. You're banned for life.

01:19:34.300 Literally and figuratively.

01:19:36.240 It's the exact opposite, right? Of what? Christianity.

01:19:40.660 Christianity, right? Like you think of a godly act. I mean, a central part of Christianity,

01:19:45.220 right? God sends his only son, that he gets executed for no good reason. And at the end

01:19:50.940 of the day, he's like, hey, I forgive everybody. Like that's a pretty amazing thing. It's incredibly

01:19:56.220 similar to what this kid did at 18 years old. Yeah.

01:19:59.980 To stand up in front of the court, in front of the nation, and say, hey, my brother was executed

01:20:06.160 for no good reason. And I forgive the person who did it. Like, I mean, that's a life-changing

01:20:13.420 moment for, I think, a lot of people. And it's unique now because we have chased Jesus out as

01:20:19.040 our archetype. We had two archetypes, the lawgiver, Moses, and then the other one was Jesus. And Jesus

01:20:26.760 was all about forgiveness, who we were supposed to model. We're not modeling that.

01:20:30.960 Yeah. I mean, think how far we've come. We talk about cancel culture a lot, right?

01:20:34.940 Cancel culture, people have complained about offensive jokes for a long time. You could go

01:20:39.200 back early in your career and you had groups who were pissed off at you for various things over the

01:20:43.060 years. Always.

01:20:44.420 Eddie Murphy did a special, Delirious, back in 1981. It's a comedy classic, right? I mean,

01:20:50.920 this is one of the best known comedy specials of all time. In that special, in 1981,

01:20:57.240 he did a bunch of AIDS jokes. Now, it's 1981. No one even knows what AIDS really is at this

01:21:02.780 point.

01:21:03.160 Nope. I had no idea.

01:21:04.080 Right. Like, it was totally not understood. He makes a bunch of very offensive AIDS jokes.

01:21:08.540 So, in the mid-90s...

01:21:09.900 Did the audience laugh?

01:21:11.080 Oh, yeah. Of course they laughed.

01:21:12.580 Yeah. Of course they did.

01:21:13.300 In the mid-90s, he comes out and he's doing something for a movie. I think it's 1996.

01:21:18.100 And these comments now are obviously incredibly offensive and no one's making comments like

01:21:23.860 them. So, he gets the cancel culture sort of treatment.

01:21:26.760 At that time, people are saying he needs to comment on it. He's being asked about it

01:21:30.020 in interviews as he does the thing. There's protests about him. So, he comes out and he

01:21:34.320 says, look, I didn't know anything about AIDS. Like, I mean, I don't think they're good

01:21:38.580 jokes now. But at the time, you know, I thought they were funny. You know, I obviously didn't

01:21:42.580 mean to hurt anybody. But this is, you know, gives the typical apology.

01:21:45.700 What happens today if that happens? They say, that's not good enough. Cancel him anyway.

01:21:50.560 I don't ever want to see his face again.

01:21:52.000 Oh, they may cancel him anyway.

01:21:53.620 They may do it again. They're trying to do it again now, which is what led me to the

01:21:56.080 story.

01:21:56.520 He's wanting to do a comeback. And I bet you they'll do it again.

01:21:59.220 Listen to the words of the protesters protesting Eddie Murphy in 1996 after his apology.

01:22:07.880 Quote, I think it's great. I think it's terrific. He pointed to the fact that education is important

01:22:14.380 for all of us. And that was the thrust of the press conference. I feel very gratified

01:22:18.960 that he has seen the light.

01:22:20.040 That is not happening today. That is not happening today.

01:22:23.980 Look, it's 20 years ago, but that's a total change.

01:22:26.220 It's because we have lost the archetype of Jesus. Jesus has become this, well, I'm a Christian

01:22:32.100 and I live the law of Christian. Of course, not all of Christianity. I'm cheating on my wife

01:22:37.880 right now. Just don't look at me. I'm stealing your money. Don't look at me. It's you.

01:22:42.240 That's the problem. That's the joke of Christianity. Now we'll accept anything. We're

01:22:47.660 not our lives. And this is provable. Our lives are not any different than the person who is

01:22:54.620 an atheist. It's not any different. We're not any higher moral life or authority than

01:23:00.080 people who don't believe in God. That's a problem with Christianity. It should change you.

01:23:06.600 And Christianity is not necessarily about trying to win, right? Christianity is how you

01:23:12.220 act when you lose. Yes. Right? Like, you know, Jesus is crucified. This is a big L. This

01:23:18.460 is an L, an earthly L. I mean, if you look at this really, if you really thought he was

01:23:23.460 the Messiah, nailed to a tree and dies, and then you all go home. You didn't look at each

01:23:29.060 other and go, wow, that didn't work out like we thought it would. We should have done something

01:23:31.900 else. I mean, that is a huge loss. Huge loss. It's a victory in the eternal standpoint. And

01:23:40.920 we forget that. We forget as he's dying on the cross. Father, forgive them. Holy cow. Would

01:23:49.120 you be saying that with nails in your hands?

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01:26:06.140 this land in the first place. The definition of a conservative is not somebody who believes in lower

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01:26:30.520 Conservatives aren't doing that. Conservatives don't even know what they're trying to conserve

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01:28:49.260 the U.S. House. He was a real leader when he was in the house. And a guy,

01:28:56.640 we could always, always trust. He went to the Heritage Foundation, and now he is the chairman

01:29:02.900 of the Conservative Partnership Institute. And he has authored a new book, co-authored a new book,

01:29:09.760 Conservative, Knowing What to Keep. Jim, how are you?

01:29:13.660 Glenn, I'm great. And it's been too long since I've seen you in studio here. And I'm really proud

01:29:18.780 of what you're doing. I appreciate your voice of reason. And the way you introduced this idea about

01:29:24.260 a minute ago, it makes me wish I'd let you read, uh, written the foreword, uh, along with Jim Jordan,

01:29:31.540 who, who wrote it. But, uh, it's great to be back, back with you. I would like to introduce my co-author

01:29:36.960 and colleague, Rachel Bovard. Uh, Rachel has been a leader in the house, in the Senate. Uh, she has been

01:29:44.420 a key staffer, uh, for me and the Senate with the steering committee, as well as at the Heritage

01:29:50.100 Foundation. But there was a group of us at, uh, Heritage who left to start the Conservative Partnership

01:29:56.660 because we realized we elect a lot of good people. Most of them go bad because we don't take care of

01:30:02.540 them once they get there. And we help them get good staff. We've got a place where congressmen and

01:30:07.700 senators can get together, develop camaraderie, and most importantly, develop some consensus on what

01:30:13.360 they want to do and how they want to do it. So they have a little more leverage to push things in

01:30:17.780 the right direction. Uh, but Rachel is a senior partner now with the Conservative Partnership.

01:30:22.720 She's about half my age and she has been very articulate about conservative ideas. She leads a

01:30:28.960 lot of the staff training at the Conservative Partnership of Senate procedures and house procedures. So

01:30:34.600 she made the book a whole lot better. So, um, let's start at the beginning, um, because I don't think

01:30:40.560 the conservative movement even knows what it is. Yeah, I think that's where we're at and why we

01:30:46.260 thought this was such a good opportunity to sort of step into this space because everybody's trying

01:30:50.440 to define conservatism. You have the left trying to say we're a bunch of racists, racist and bigots

01:30:55.060 and, you know, anti-change people. You have folks on the right who aren't really sure what it is that

01:30:59.260 we want to stand for. But conservatism, generally speaking, you know, you kind of touched on it. It's not

01:31:04.960 a bunch of reflexive policy positions. It's really a set of principles. It's really a philosophy of

01:31:10.180 gratefulness, to be honest, right? It's looking back and saying, wow, this is a profoundly, uh,

01:31:16.200 amazing experiment and it's working and why, and what is it about that experiment that we want to

01:31:21.060 keep? What has been tried and failed? What is it that we want to keep and how do we move forward,

01:31:25.500 uh, with prudence? And it's really a, an important balance because if you're,

01:31:30.420 if you are just conservatives and you say, no, leave everything alone, that's not enough.

01:31:35.900 Right. You have to have the people who are saying, okay, it is working, but it's this particular piece

01:31:42.780 doesn't seem to fit. Yeah. And so conservatives can't, uh, just be knee jerk. I want to save the

01:31:52.540 country. What does that even mean? Well, this is a key distinction, I think too, between the left and

01:31:57.560 the right, particularly when it comes to liberals and conservatives, liberals approach what you're

01:32:00.960 saying is, okay, well, none of this is working. So burn it down. Yes. Destroy it. Right. Start

01:32:05.000 over. Conservatives say, okay, we count, we counsel prudence. There's obviously something going wrong

01:32:09.700 here. Let's figure out what it is, but we have, you know, hundreds of years of history behind us.

01:32:13.800 We never reinvent the wheel really. So what has worked in the past? What can we keep? And what do we

01:32:18.780 change going forward in a reasonable, prudent manner? So, so how are you going to get there? How,

01:32:24.200 what are the things that we're supposed to conserve? Well, Glenn, I'll just reflect on what

01:32:29.540 you just asked for a second before I get to that part, but I was in business for 25 years and a lot

01:32:34.580 of it, I worked with companies on continuous quality improvement. The point there was to understand best

01:32:41.320 practices or, and understand root causes of problems, but businesses look at each other to find

01:32:47.240 best practices to build on. It's the way conservatism works. Right. Like you said, it's not that we're

01:32:52.380 against change, but just everything we have, if you take your iPhone out of your pocket is a result of

01:32:59.160 years of building on little successes and changing every year, but you don't throw everything out

01:33:05.860 every year and start over again. But the essence of conservatism, the things we want to keep,

01:33:10.840 we brought a lot of things forward from Russell Kirk and hit from his book, the conservative mind.

01:33:15.760 And he's considered one of the founders of the conservative movement, but ideas like keeping

01:33:22.940 our covenants, that may sound strange to someone in politics, but America is a covenant nation. We,

01:33:28.300 the people, I have a covenant with you as a fellow citizens and with people I don't know that that's a

01:33:34.220 different relationship than us all living under the rule of a government. And we, the people have

01:33:39.440 made a covenant covenant with God and our, and our government, uh, a limited government at the

01:33:45.180 federal level. But people today are kind of disavowing that covenant. They burn the flag. They,

01:33:50.900 they kneel at, uh, when they, our anthems being played, it's a way of saying, I am not in covenant

01:33:56.180 with you. It's an important idea. If you want a diverse people to live as one together, you've got to

01:34:04.180 believe that you are one. Well, you, you have to, and I wrote about this, um, about a year ago,

01:34:10.460 we've lost our unum, e pluribus unum. There was something, and I think I know what it is.

01:34:18.020 There was something that brought all these diverse people, the most diverse population ever in the

01:34:24.760 history, like, like not even close to any other place in the world and came together. And somehow

01:34:31.880 another, we all got along because we agreed on one thing. We don't even know what that one thing is

01:34:39.120 anymore. Yeah. And I think we, we, we try to touch on that with the covenant philosophy, but also on

01:34:44.400 this idea that, you know, you can keep our differences. We can keep our differences and

01:34:49.100 still be a strong country, still be a strong America, still be strong conservatives. But more

01:34:53.040 and more, I think, as you see this sort of march towards socialism, even that is not okay anymore.

01:34:58.200 You know, it's not okay for me to have different gifts than Senator DeMitt because I might achieve

01:35:02.100 something he doesn't. And, you know, the, the outcomes have to be the same for everyone,

01:35:05.540 or it's somehow inherently unfair. That is a total distortion of, of everything America was founded

01:35:11.100 on. So keeping those differences and the ability to exercise them is a critical formulation.

01:35:15.760 So what do you mean by the covenant? What do you mean by that? Because we are a covenant

01:35:20.620 country, but I'd like to hear from you what that means. Well, we wrote a whole chapter on it and I

01:35:28.820 hope you'll read that, but I'll try, I'll try to summarize the idea is it's different than a

01:35:33.720 contract. You and I have a contract. It's quid pro quo in a sense that you have to do something. I

01:35:38.840 have to do something. A covenant is, is, is a relationship like in marriage is a covenant for

01:35:45.280 better or worse. We're, we're together. We support each other. Families are in effect a covenant and

01:35:50.740 you join a church and in effect, you become a covenant member where you are, have the best

01:35:56.980 interest of others in mind. That's part of the covenant, not just yourself. You're not just an

01:36:02.100 American to see what you can get out of things. It really goes back to like president John Kennedy.

01:36:07.340 He said, you know, ask not what your country can do for you. Ask what you can do for your country.

01:36:12.280 So it is mutual caring about each other. Even though you may not know each other, you may have

01:36:18.120 complete differences, but the point we make in the book, particularly the chapter on keeping our

01:36:22.820 differences is the way to live together in harmony is when you have all these differences is respect

01:36:29.960 each other's differences and allow people to have different beliefs and ideas. And frankly, we haven't

01:36:35.880 lost that as a nation. We've lost it in politics and entertainment in the media. I travel enough to

01:36:41.940 know that Americans still love each other. People of all races, they get along and we've still got

01:36:47.180 the glue, but people at the top are trying to destroy it. The problem is, and this is what our

01:36:52.760 founders knew, the federal government has become too important. Right. And so politics, everything

01:36:59.360 is, Paul is political now. Absolutely everything. You can't do a comedy show. You can't go play a game.

01:37:05.920 You can't, you can't do anything without it being political. And that's the exact opposite of what

01:37:12.600 our, our founders wanted. Yeah. And conservatives, I think that's another big difference between us

01:37:17.720 and the left. Like their religion is politics. Their entire life is politics. And for conservatives,

01:37:22.480 politics is actually a pretty small part of who we are as Americans. You know, we, our culture is

01:37:27.060 important. Our community is important. Our raising our children is important. You know, politics sets up the

01:37:32.380 structures for us to be able to do that, but it doesn't control every decision that we make.

01:37:36.360 All right. More in just a second. The name of the book is Conservative Knowing What to Keep.

01:37:41.580 It's available today. And I have not read it. My apologies. I don't like doing interviews without

01:37:48.080 reading books, but we have a special tonight and all of us on the staff has had about four hours sleep

01:37:53.120 in the last week. So I promise you, I will read it. Conservative Knowing What to Keep.

01:37:59.080 It's available at bookstores today. Back in just a second with more.

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01:39:35.480 Talking to Senator Jim DeMint and Rachel Bovard, the book is conservative knowing what to keep. I have

01:39:40.380 one question for you, Senator, not related to the book. Okay. Okay. It's related to another book,

01:39:45.540 Tim Alberta's American Carnage, which came out a couple months ago, told the story of the past,

01:39:49.900 you know, whatever, 10, 15 years of the conservative movement. Right. There's a story in there about a

01:39:55.040 little rally that Glenn Beck did in Washington, DC. Some of the audience might remember it. About 500,000

01:40:01.580 people were there restoring honor on the mall. In the story, and I want to, in the book, Tim Alberta's book,

01:40:08.020 he tells a story, and I want to confirm it with you. He says the next Monday, all the Republicans

01:40:14.840 get together, they're meeting, and one, one solitary Republican stands up for the people in

01:40:21.380 this audience. One, Senator Jim DeMint. Is this accurate? It's a true story, except it was on Tuesday.

01:40:27.260 Tuesday. We come back in, there's a policy meeting of all the Republicans. This was after the giant

01:40:32.560 rally on, I think there were more like a million people. Once you stood there and you saw the right

01:40:38.560 and the left, an incredible wave of energy of great Americans, of people who, again, it was not so much

01:40:45.060 about politics. People said, I've never done anything like this before, but I felt like I should have done,

01:40:49.980 do something. And Glenn, you were a big part of the inspiration of that. But what really set me back

01:40:55.440 is I believe that this was the big tent that Republicans had been waiting for. All that we

01:41:00.620 talked about was part of the Republican platform of just some fiscal sanity and looking at the

01:41:06.500 Constitution and trying to balance the budget and not doing all these government giveaways.

01:41:12.280 But we came back, and at lunch, this was the Republican Senate policy meeting. We had the whole

01:41:18.360 meeting, talked about all this trivia and everything. It never came up that there were a million people

01:41:24.380 at our front door that last weekend asking to be a part of what we said we believed in. And I just

01:41:31.660 stood up at the end of the meeting and just, I cannot believe this. I cannot believe that we had

01:41:36.300 all of these people coming to support our ideas, and not one of you have mentioned that they were even

01:41:43.060 here. And I believe that Republicans lost years, decades of possible majority rule by stiff-arming the

01:41:52.060 whole Tea Party move. Big time. Big time. Well, thank you for doing that. Sincerely. So what should

01:42:00.540 we be conserving? Because right now, people feel like nobody's listening to them. They feel that

01:42:08.420 they've already done everything they can, and they got stiff-armed. And now they feel the Democrats are

01:42:16.780 out of control just with this vendetta against the president. So they're all getting juiced up

01:42:23.520 because the media is so corrupt, so corrupt. Washington is corrupt. And I don't think anybody's

01:42:30.720 talking about anything except get them. Yeah. So how do we change that? Well, this book explains what's

01:42:37.340 going on in Washington right now. It's not about Trump. It's not about Ukraine or Russia. It is about

01:42:43.820 this clash of worldviews and the motivation of the left. As I mentioned before the show, Glenn,

01:42:50.160 you were a lot of the inspiration. More than 10 years ago, you were mapping the organization of

01:42:55.060 the left, talking about their motivation, their drive towards global governance. And we get into

01:43:00.100 that in detail and contrast it with what we want to keep. But to answer your question about what we want

01:43:05.720 to keep, forget politics for a minute, as a nation between citizens, we're in covenant with each

01:43:12.120 other to build better lives for each other. We want to keep our faith. Russell Kirk talked about

01:43:18.920 believing in a transcendent order. That's what allows us all to be accountable to a permanent,

01:43:24.760 fixed kind of moral scheme, even if we believe different things. You're keeping our differences.

01:43:31.240 Celebrate our differences, whether we came of different religions, different races, different

01:43:36.200 genders. But we don't have to believe the same thing in order to get together or go to the same

01:43:41.580 schools or have the same health care or have the same retirement plans like the left is pushing us

01:43:46.680 to. But keep our republic. That's one of the things we forget is our country was never intended to be a

01:43:53.000 national democracy. That's why you have the electoral college. That's why the state legislators appointed

01:43:59.720 senators is it was intended that the states operate more autonomously and that the federal government

01:44:05.820 be limited. If they would have done this. I mean, the great example of of the failure and we're being

01:44:11.720 pushed into the same kind of failure now is the European Union. Exactly. If the European Union would

01:44:18.220 have just allowed each country to be itself. Right. Without saying, oh, you want to fly the Italian

01:44:24.340 flag? You're a racist. Just let them be Italy. Let them be Sweden. Let California be California and

01:44:33.780 Texas be Texas. And we can all live together. It's when somebody is on top trying to jam it down your

01:44:41.100 throat that people say, I don't want that. That's exactly what we talk about here. People can live

01:44:46.340 together with all kinds of differences unless somebody steps up and say, you have to be like me.

01:44:51.180 You have to believe like I do. Right. Then you create the tension. But we need to keep our

01:44:55.840 traditions. Glenn is we don't need to throw out everything from the past. We do need to find those

01:45:02.580 things that aren't working, that aren't fair, that aren't equitable. And in our Declaration of

01:45:08.140 Independence, our Constitution keeps hearkening us to those right ideas. And people want to throw it

01:45:13.640 all out because we didn't get it all right from the beginning. Yeah. Well, I remind you that

01:45:18.120 Apple, which everybody seems to love, Apple started with the Macintosh. It sucked. And then they went

01:45:25.800 to the iMac. That sucked, too. You don't throw everything out from Apple because they started

01:45:31.400 with the Macintosh. Yeah, we do. You know, Edmund Burke, the French philosopher, you know, who built a

01:45:37.080 lot of this conservative philosophy, said we stand on the shoulders of giants. We look ahead because of

01:45:42.880 the work that's gone before. And like Senator Dimon said, not all of it's been perfect. No one claims

01:45:46.780 that. But throwing it all out and starting over isn't the best solution. There's a great quote that

01:45:51.540 we use from Russell Kirk that says, you know, you cannot improve a society by burning it down.

01:45:56.500 The job of a conservative is to seek out the old virtues and bring them back into the light.

01:46:01.820 And I think right now, to your point, it's more important than ever that conservatives know what

01:46:06.280 they stand for because our politics is shirts and skins.

01:46:08.600 Okay, so we have a minute. So how can people get in touch with you? Besides getting the book,

01:46:12.980 how can they, is this a movement or is this a book?

01:46:16.700 We can't build a conservative movement unless we define what it is. And that's part of what we

01:46:22.000 want to do. I've been trying, and I know you have for years, to build, to lead a conservative

01:46:27.100 movement of people who are trying to keep those things that make this country great.

01:46:31.660 Okay, so start here. Start with the book, Conservative, Knowing What to Keep. If you

01:46:37.880 are interested in what got us here, in the good things that got us here, and making sure

01:46:44.960 that we prioritize and we know what we're fighting for, start here. Conservative, Knowing

01:46:50.980 What to Keep. Thank you both.

01:46:52.680 Thank you.

01:46:53.320 Thank you, Glenn.

01:46:53.480 God bless. Back in just a minute.

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01:48:25.780 Welcome to the program. I'm glad you're here. Tonight, we have a special that our staff

01:48:54.600 has had literally about four hours sleep a night trying to get this ready. We have moved

01:49:02.140 as quickly as we can to be able to bring you the scandal explained, Ukraine, the Democrats,

01:49:10.200 Russia. And the main thrust of this tonight is a timeline. The media wants you to focus

01:49:17.000 on the phone call. Okay. Let them focus on the phone call. Let's zoom out. How did we get

01:49:23.880 to the point of that phone call? What happened before that phone call? What was the president

01:49:30.200 asking for in that phone call? They are now, Kurt Volker is now going to be testifying in

01:49:41.600 the impeachment hearings. And he is saying that he's not going to take the fall for Trump. They

01:49:52.200 were, they were absolutely pressuring. Well, they should have pressured. In fact, the Ukrainians

01:50:00.780 were pressuring us to let them investigate and to work with them on investigations. But it was

01:50:09.140 crushed. And it was crushed by the Obama administration and by the Obama appointees.

01:50:14.960 And we'll explain that tonight. Our chief researcher and the guy who has helped put this timeline

01:50:20.540 together, Jason Buttrill is with us. Hi, Jason. Hi. So what is the main takeaway that surprised

01:50:29.780 you when you looked at this? So we talked about before, like we started just looking at every,

01:50:35.820 everything we could possibly think of, of what the Democrats were doing in Ukraine. Like if

01:50:40.980 they're accusing the Trump administration of manipulating the election and, and using their

01:50:45.560 power to, you know, uh, to influence other governments, we've got a strong case. We've

01:50:51.620 got hints that they've been, they were, they'd been doing that in Ukraine for years. So we went

01:50:55.200 all the way back to 2014, all the way back to 2014 and started documenting every single thing

01:50:59.960 that the Obama administration was doing there. But as we started putting all that stuff on the

01:51:04.160 timeline and we started checking other dates, like when did the Russia investigation really

01:51:09.780 start? When did it officially a start? And then when did it kind of start, you know, underneath,

01:51:16.220 you know, you know, in, in the bowels of everything within the DNC?

01:51:19.440 Who had this idea? Where did that, who first said, ah, Trump and Russia? So when we started

01:51:27.500 looking at that, we were like, Oh my gosh, like these dates match up exactly when, uh,

01:51:33.080 like when was a fusion GPS first hired by the DNC? That's a very significant date. And it

01:51:39.300 corresponds with things that we dug up and put on our timeline.

01:51:42.900 You've heard Bruce or, and that his wife was with fusion GPS.

01:51:46.120 Yes. I know his wife is, isn't that the, uh, Lisa page? No, no, that's the, that's the other

01:51:52.020 one. I get the, I get all these, these, uh, Bruce or, and his wife, she's obviously called

01:51:57.020 or I don't remember her name now, but we'll have it tonight. And when you, when you, you

01:52:01.320 know that she called, uh, her husband and gave him some information about fusion GPS.

01:52:08.280 Okay. Fusion GPS has this information about, uh, about Donald Trump and Russia. But when

01:52:14.420 you see this, not in an isolation chamber, when you see everything that is happening around

01:52:21.760 her and around, uh, this investigation at that time with the Democrats, all of a sudden

01:52:28.720 it becomes crystal clear. These are not one-off events. This is the problem. These have been

01:52:34.440 spilled out one at a time. It'd be like, if you said, you know, there was a break-in at

01:52:40.700 Watergate, there was a break-in and these guys, they, they, they, they, they broke in and they

01:52:45.680 were trying to steal something. Well, okay. There's one story. And then you've got, uh,

01:52:52.040 the president was, uh, ordering a coverup, but you not connect the dots between the two.

01:52:59.360 So you have these events. And if you don't know that they are connected, if you don't

01:53:04.720 look at what's happening all around and all of the players, you're never going to find the

01:53:09.600 G Gordon Liddy. You're never going to find a, how it all ties together because they're keeping

01:53:15.080 everything in an isolation chamber. And that's why they're saying now got to look at the phone

01:53:19.500 call. Got to look at the phone call. Got to look at the phone call. Look at the phone call. Look at

01:53:22.000 the phone call. Don't look at the phone call. Come back to the phone call. Look at everything else

01:53:26.820 first. Before we started doing this, uh, investigation, I think now is a better way to

01:53:31.820 put it than just research. I used to call the Russia, you know, the Putin and his intelligence

01:53:37.480 services, what they did in our election, probably one of the largest intelligence operations

01:53:41.360 in history. Um, it was huge. It was, it was massive. They're hacking. Everything they did

01:53:46.780 was huge. By the way, Jason was former military Intel. All right, go ahead. And, but I'm changing

01:53:53.280 it now. I think the largest intelligence operation in history is what the DNC was pulling off in

01:54:00.340 around 2015, 2016. The coordination is staggering. Staggering. You have opposition researchers,

01:54:06.700 lawyers doing all of this work for the DNC at the same time as they're feeding that information

01:54:13.320 through, uh, companies like, uh, fusion GPS, which is then having the wife whisper on the

01:54:20.280 pillow, which then goes to Intel and justice. I mean, it's, it's sick. Well, while that's

01:54:26.240 happening at the top, you have through DOJ, through state department, through CIA, uh, through

01:54:32.560 FBI, you have officials coordinating with Ukrainian government officials, basically about the same

01:54:39.420 information, the information they're getting from one end. They're saying, we want you to

01:54:42.700 now look at this information that, uh, you know, that we just think is important. The, the,

01:54:46.920 and, and, and the Ukrainians are complaining. Everything they've accused Donald Trump of.

01:54:52.180 Everything. They, everything, everything they've done. And we have it. We have it all on the

01:55:00.000 timeline. When you see it, everything they said was happening with Russia was actually happening

01:55:05.740 in Ukraine. And except it wasn't happening with Donald Trump. We have people on record. You are

01:55:12.800 going to hear a tape tonight that you've never heard before that we had translated. It has already

01:55:19.780 gone through a Ukrainian court and two people went to prison for meddling in the U S elections.

01:55:30.000 Now, how did we not hear about that? Two people in Ukraine went to prison for meddling in our

01:55:36.400 elections? Well, you haven't heard it because, uh, the tape shows who they were working for.

01:55:44.400 Now, do you think that's kind of important? Wait until you hear this. Wait until you see the court

01:55:51.620 records. Wait until you see the timeline. All of these stories that have happened in our lives,

01:55:58.540 that we were all told, uh, don't matter. Don't matter. This one matters. That one doesn't.

01:56:04.000 When you see it and we bring to mind in the timeline, so you can see, Oh, wait a minute. What,

01:56:10.040 what else was happening on that day? What happened right after that meeting? What happened right after

01:56:14.140 that was exposed? There's, there's no other way to read it. There's no other way to read it.

01:56:20.620 I mean, it does seem, I'm, I'm very excited to get into the meat of this. I mean, I've, I've only

01:56:26.240 heard sort of this outside sketch at this point. Stu has been, Stu's been helping produce all of the

01:56:31.980 shows that are, we're doing on top of this, uh, and is really kind of pulled and he was in the

01:56:37.740 beginning of it and now he's going to be pulled in again today. So he hasn't seen the chalkboard.

01:56:41.300 Yeah. I've seen all the pieces in different places, but putting them all together, I think

01:56:45.480 is going to be pretty compelling. And we stood last night, Nathan, Jason, and I, we stood,

01:56:51.100 what did we work on this thing for two hours yesterday? We worked two hours just on the

01:56:54.980 chalkboard. And I kept going, wait a minute, get this piece. Wait a minute, get this piece. And as

01:56:59.720 we started putting all of it together on the chalkboard, all of us at the end stood back and

01:57:05.180 went, holy cow. We didn't even know what we had until we put it all together. It's, it's

01:57:12.840 remarkable. Jason was doing his research. Nathan was doing his research and we put eight months

01:57:18.900 of, of research together. You know, it's kind of like what they did with, you know, 9-11.

01:57:24.780 Hey, this department had this information. This department had this information, but they

01:57:28.140 didn't talk to each other. We've been gathering information, the three of us, and then put it

01:57:33.120 all together. And we're all like, holy cow, look at this. I can't wait for you to see it.

01:57:37.480 I think the Trump administration has known all of this information from the get-go. I really do.

01:57:41.280 I have a feeling too. And we, we, we saw a press conference with Sarah Huckabee Sanders back in

01:57:45.680 2017 where she basically said that exact same thing. Like she, she hinted on, she basically teed it up

01:57:51.560 and laid it in the laps of all the journalists. Say, maybe you guys should look into this. No one ever

01:57:55.680 looked into it. The follow-up questions after she said this thing, which we'll talk about tonight,

01:57:59.640 were so ridiculous. They didn't care. They did not care.

01:58:02.420 There is a, there was a nuclear, I don't know if you saw the chalkboard this morning,

01:58:06.040 but I added something this morning. I just put a little mushroom cloud. There was an atomic bomb

01:58:11.780 that was dropped. And if that bomb wasn't dropped, I don't think we'd know any of this stuff.

01:58:18.780 Something happened and we'll explain tonight. Something happened that changed everything,

01:58:26.100 changed everything. And the Democrats thought they were in this fortress, that there was no way anyone

01:58:33.680 could figure this out or find this out. And a bomb was dropped and changed the landscape entirely.

01:58:40.580 And all of a sudden they're in, they're in panic mode. Seal the hole, seal the hole, seal the holes.

01:58:47.940 I think that there's so much chalk on that chalkboard. If you add one more thing, Glenn,

01:58:52.600 it might just collapse and the staff will probably collapse.

01:58:56.760 Yeah. All right. Tonight at nine 30. Now it is going to be on my Facebook page and YouTube page.

01:59:03.760 It's going to be live. We are, we are taking it away from the paywall. It'll be with a blaze TV

01:59:10.420 by as soon as the special is over, it'll be on blaze TV as well. So you can watch it and watch it

01:59:16.280 again. This is probably one that you're going to have to watch maybe a couple of times. I urge you to

01:59:20.260 watch it and then take it and then just stand back for a minute and just look at the chalkboard,

01:59:25.920 just look at it. And, uh, it's, it's a little overwhelming, but watch it tonight. Please tell

01:59:32.060 your friends have watch parties, just get together and watch it because this is the narrative and it

01:59:39.520 is complex, but that's what the media and that's what the left is hoping that you won't be able to

01:59:48.140 understand it. That's what I do best. That's like my only skill that in set design. The only skill

01:59:55.420 that I have is really that, uh, being able to take these dots and put them together and go, wait a

02:00:02.600 minute, look at what we have. So please, we've done our job. Now it'll be your time because this is, this

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02:01:47.040 Thanks, Jason. Thank you. Get a nap in. Cause I'm about an hour away from getting back into it.

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02:03:31.660 This is the Glenn Beck program.

02:03:38.980 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program. Uh, we are very, very glad, uh, you're here. I, I said at one point,

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02:04:10.860 is bigger and will dwarf Watergate. Um, I think we found it and you'll see it tonight at five o'clock.

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02:05:08.300 Well, you'll have to hear, you'll have to hear it. Maybe it's night. Yeah. Maybe we'll play it

02:05:11.460 tonight. Yeah. Or we'll definitely play it again on radio. Uh, you can listen to the podcast today.

02:05:14.980 It's on there. Yeah. But the montage that he's talking about is all of the times that the people

02:05:20.580 on the left said they couldn't believe that Donald Trump might not agree to these election

02:05:25.780 results and honor them. If he says that this isn't a legitimate election, it could turn the

02:05:30.480 democracy upside down. And then this is what they're doing now. I mean, Hillary Clinton is on

02:05:36.500 record saying that he's an illegitimate president. He knows he didn't win on the level. Was I believe

02:05:42.220 her quote? Yeah. She's just trying to goad him. Please, Mr. President, play no attention.

02:05:46.780 Help is here. We can, by this time tomorrow, should conservatives choose, they will know the real

02:05:56.300 story and they can help straighten this out. Your frustrating days could be at an end. See you tonight.

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This IS the Smoking Gun of the DNC ｜ Guests： Jim DeMint & Rachel Bovard ｜ 10⧸03⧸19

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