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00:01:16.460 We have a lot to discuss. We have Mike Lee coming up in just a few minutes. Hopefully,

00:01:31.360 we'll talk to him a little bit about the border. I have a theory on the border if we're going to try

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00:01:59.280 and it is well-coordinated. That's why the media is not on it. That's why the left doesn't care.

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00:04:09.520 relief factor.com. So I want to talk to, uh, uh, Jason, uh, our, our lead, um, uh, researcher for

00:04:29.920 foreign affairs and, uh, and, and everything really shady. He was a, uh, military Intel guy. Uh,

00:04:39.200 and has worked with me now for how many years, Jason, about six years and, uh, has been on the

00:04:45.980 border, uh, and looking at the border for the last year, uh, as we watched these things start to come

00:04:54.360 through. Cause I have, um, I have a longterm, uh, theory that this is the last piece of the chalkboard

00:05:05.080 that I did at Fox that the destabilization of the United States that happened over in Europe. Remember

00:05:12.340 it would start in the Middle East, a caliphate, then it would spread to Europe and it would

00:05:16.800 destabilize Europe. And then it would come here. What happened? Well, all of these migrants came up,

00:05:23.700 all these immigrants, uh, came from the Middle East and pushed up into, uh, Europe, destabilizing

00:05:31.940 it because they were not blending in. They were not living by the rules. It was causing real chaos.

00:05:37.580 That's what's destabilized Europe. Now, the same thing is happening here. It's come to America

00:05:43.740 exactly as we outlined, um, you know what? Eight, nine years ago. So what, who is controlling this

00:05:54.180 tonight at five o'clock? We're doing a, uh, a show and a chalkboard outlining who really,

00:06:01.920 really is behind all of this. Of course we found Soros money, but that's not the real story.

00:06:07.660 Yeah. We looked at this, I think back last April and it was easy to find the Soros connections.

00:06:12.140 And that's like, at this point, that's like trying to find Kevin Bacon in a movie, you know,

00:06:16.220 a connection. It's so easy now. Um, so that's the, not the interesting thing. When we talked about this

00:06:22.140 last April, we were like, who is directing these caravans? Who's organizing? We know that there's,

00:06:25.920 this has got to cost an insane amount of money just in the water alone. Um, so who was behind it?

00:06:30.960 And there wasn't really that much information out there and little by little more information is

00:06:35.420 starting to trickle out. And I started looking at addresses, uh, that were attached to some of

00:06:40.720 these organizations associated with, uh, this Pueblo Sinfranteros. If you remember those people

00:06:45.000 without borders and again, again, say, say the name of that in English, uh, people without borders,

00:06:51.740 people without borders. Okay. And, uh, I found a, a secondary group that runs right along parallel with

00:06:58.460 them. Another one called center without borders. And I was like, okay, that's, that's interesting.

00:07:02.840 I looked at both their addresses and coincidentally, they both have the same address. No. And I was

00:07:08.700 like, huh. Um, and so I started looking at other groups around them and they all kind of sound

00:07:13.080 similar. They're like community organizer, community organizer, community organizer. And of course,

00:07:17.860 as all progressive stories lead, they all lead in Chicago, Illinois. Of course. Um, we'll go in.

00:07:25.880 So these are South of the border organizations that all lead to Chicago, Chicago, and more

00:07:34.320 specifically a church in Chicago. Now I'm going to go out on a limb. Is this a social justice church?

00:07:43.040 Um, yeah, yeah. Um, these, the, the only way to do this is to put this on a chalkboard because

00:07:50.620 the connections will absolutely blow your mind. Marxist Leninist to the core, to the core. If you

00:07:58.320 want to know where the entire sanctuary city movement started, these people, we're going to

00:08:04.480 show you the actual faces, the names, the people that've been pushing this since the 1960s. It is

00:08:10.080 absolutely nuts. And the weird thing is they've, they've kept a very low profile. They haven't let

00:08:15.260 their names out on a national scale. Really? I mean, they've been doing these caravans for a long

00:08:19.700 time, but we never heard about it until coincidentally now. And as you just pointed out,

00:08:24.220 I mean, this is the main divisive issue all over the world, like all over the world. And so it wasn't

00:08:29.800 until recently that they were like, you know what? Now is the time. The iron is hot. Now is the time

00:08:35.200 to strike. Why is that? Because I, because I personally believe that they've, they haven't had that top

00:08:40.700 structure to support them until now. They now have the pieces in place to say, okay, now let's push

00:08:46.040 for this. Let's, let's support this from the top, you know, echelons of the government. While that's

00:08:51.040 happening, we have these groups suddenly coming out. So what do you, why do you say that, that they

00:08:56.140 have the top level to support it when you have Donald Trump in office? That's saying, and that's

00:09:04.760 something different from say, like the president Obama days where it was like members of the

00:09:08.800 executive. Correct. Now it's members of, you know, top levels of Congress. They're actively

00:09:14.260 supporting this. People like Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer, um, they're lockstep with, with a lot

00:09:19.180 of the things that, that, um, some of these like bottom groups that are, that are now pushing it.

00:09:23.560 Now there is like, they're, they feel like they're getting the social contract that they can come out

00:09:28.220 publicly, take the mask off and say, yeah, um, this is just a means to an end. That's really all this

00:09:34.220 is. And the end is the end is a complete inside out, uh, disruption within the federal government.

00:09:43.620 So here is, this is, you know, we, we told you for years, um, that we were operating on top down,

00:09:54.580 bottom up, inside out, that there would be well-placed people in the administration and that

00:10:02.540 the Obama administration was the beginning of this, that they were putting well-placed people,

00:10:08.460 you know, remember Van Jones, uh, green is the new red. They were putting well-placed people in

00:10:14.840 there that were revolutionaries that were, uh, that were not with the free market. They were

00:10:21.340 socialists and Marxists. We were called crazy at the time. I told you at the time, don't worry,

00:10:28.560 they will take their masks off at one point, but woe be unto us if we don't do anything about it now,

00:10:36.980 because when they do, it will be a late hour. Yeah. So they're, they've taken the masks off and

00:10:43.840 we're seeing the late hour that we're in. However, the fight is not done. You just need the information.

00:10:50.440 You just need to have it exposed. Well, we're exposing it tonight. If you are not a member of

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00:11:08.380 in the next few days, probably won't be able to get to it till next week. We'll tell you about something

00:11:13.960 that's happening in the house, HR five. And I'm telling you, it will shut voices down all across

00:11:20.500 the nation. Uh, it is something in the house and I have it on, on really good, um, uh, authority and

00:11:28.260 background that this thing will pass the house and there's a chance it passes the Senate and signed.

00:11:34.160 It is a very, very clever, uh, cleverly written bill and everybody's going to be for it.

00:11:43.960 And it is extraordinarily dangerous and it will affect you, not just voices like mine. It will

00:11:50.400 affect your voice first. Um, we are at the, we are at the crossroads here and we have to be informed

00:12:00.300 tonight, five o'clock. We will tell you all about the border and we will show you this stuff that

00:12:06.120 no one else is showing you. We will show you the connections. Now the solution

00:12:13.380 solution is there is only one solution. Turn back to God, beg him for forgiveness and beg him for

00:12:30.840 guidance and support and protection, fast prayer and humiliation. It is the only exit. We've passed

00:12:42.120 them all. We are, um, in really bad shape. We must turn back to God and ask him, please heal us.

00:12:54.720 Now, let me go back to Jason for a second. Jason, you know what the human wave theory is? Uh, yes.

00:13:01.340 So if for those who don't, um, China, it was told to me once I couldn't find this. So I don't know if this

00:13:11.100 is true or if it's just an explanation of how China could have won, uh, in any war against Russia,

00:13:18.740 but I was told that this was their actual plan and it's the human wave theory and it has happened

00:13:24.440 before. I think Japan, either Japan, either Japan used it against us. Uh, I think they used it against

00:13:33.420 us in the war. They sent people over with sticks and they would send them over with the, over the

00:13:39.640 hill with sticks in the middle of the night. They'd cause all kinds of chaos. They would light up the

00:13:43.980 sky, but these people had nothing. They didn't have guns. The Chinese did it to us in Korea and the

00:13:48.760 Korean war. That's what it was. That's what it was. It was Korean war and the Chinese just kept

00:13:53.240 sending people over and we were just machine gunning them, but they had nothing, but we were

00:13:59.220 just machine gumming wave after wave after wave after wave until we were out and they just, then they

00:14:06.400 send the troops in with guns. I mean, they can, they just overwhelm you with people. The, the story

00:14:14.260 that was told to me is that they had a plan for the takeover of Russia and what it was, uh, was they

00:14:22.080 would send a million armed men over the border and they would cross the Russian border and they would

00:14:28.940 surrender to the army. That's day one. Day two, they would send a million people over the border and they

00:14:37.080 would surrender to the Russian army. Day three, they would send a million people over the border and they

00:14:42.880 would surrender to the Russian army. By day four, they were overwhelmed. By day four, Russia would

00:14:52.400 collapse. They couldn't handle the number of people. I think the human wave theory is being used against

00:14:59.540 us right now. They're sending wave after wave after wave to our border. Our system is breaking down. Our, our

00:15:07.300 laws are breaking down. Our court systems are breaking down. Uh, our country is breaking down. Our hospitals are

00:15:15.280 breaking down just because of the human wave theory. And it, it is my contention that, uh, those in Congress that

00:15:24.820 are, that are in the know, know exactly what is happening. Yeah. Over. I absolutely agree with you. It's overwhelming the

00:15:32.120 system. So it collapses 50,000 people apprehended in January that went to over 70,000, uh, in February,

00:15:38.940 uh, or the month after this month, it's rumored to be about a hundred thousand. There's a backlog

00:15:43.160 of around 800,000 people, uh, currently waiting to get asylum. And the, and, and the people in Congress

00:15:50.980 won't, when, when, uh, Donald Trump says close the border, what he means is hopefully, I think not the

00:15:57.760 people who have green cards to come and go and, and to work here in the United States, not trucking or

00:16:03.400 anything else. He's saying no asylum. We're done. No asylum. You can't, you got to apply just like

00:16:11.380 every place else in the world. You have to apply in your home country for asylum. You go to an American

00:16:16.960 embassy and they won't, the Congress won't do that. Congress won't allow that. You're shaking your head.

00:16:23.860 You can't go to an American embassy in your home country and apply for asylum. Asylum can only be

00:16:29.020 applied for in the United States. There's something called a refugee resettlement, which is you can

00:16:34.400 apply for in an embassy of a foreign country, but not your home country. Because so if you leave

00:16:42.480 Honduras, you can stop in Mexico and apply there for refugee resettlement. You cannot do it inside your

00:16:48.380 home country because this, the premise for this, of course, which has been completely abused in this

00:16:52.780 situation is that things are so bad in your country, right? And your government and the

00:16:57.840 government of the country is doing something to do to, to participate, whether it's completely

00:17:03.080 abandoned you and let marauders overtake you or on the other hand, the actual, uh, you know,

00:17:09.900 they're the ones who are doing the crimes. So there being, make no sense to be able to stay in your

00:17:15.560 country and be able to do it. Uh, there we need them to either stay in their country or go to another

00:17:20.980 country, but not here because they are overwhelming our system. Uh, and we'll talk a little bit more

00:17:27.820 about that tonight, five o'clock. Thank you very much, Jason. Do not miss it. Subscribe now to the

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00:18:59.840 Okay. We're waiting for Mike Lee to, uh, show up. Uh, he'll be with us hopefully soon,

00:19:04.420 maybe at the bottom of the hour. If he misses this, uh, we know that he is, uh, extraordinarily

00:19:11.200 busy. I talked to him yesterday. There's some, there's some amazing things going on in, uh,

00:19:16.400 Washington DC, some amazing things, uh, that are happening. Uh, and we better get a handle on our

00:19:22.740 constitution fast.

00:19:25.120 You think we still need it? I mean, we have the green new deal. If we could just implement that

00:19:29.520 as the new constitution, I mean, think of how much time it would save. Yeah. Cause I mean,

00:19:33.600 sure. There's constitutional problems with something like the green new deal, but if you

00:19:37.300 just kind of push it through and make it the thing, then you don't have to worry about the

00:19:42.100 constitutional problems. I was, uh, I, we've learned so much about, uh, the environment. Um, I was very

00:19:48.220 excited to see a new study that came out about plastic bags versus, um, uh, reusable bags.

00:19:54.960 Yes. Now I brought this up at dinner last night with my daughter. Oh, good for you. Good for you.

00:19:59.840 Went over well. Uh, so there's been, uh, look, I thought science was just accept. You're supposed

00:20:06.560 to accept the science as it happens. Okay. Yes. And she, and she does, uh, the, the problem is,

00:20:13.880 uh, the problem is, is the C and we'll get into that in a second. Yeah. I just, we have Mike on

00:20:19.860 and he's only got until eight 30. So we've only got, now we've only got about a three minutes,

00:20:24.220 Mike, unless you want to talk after the break too, but I'll, I know your schedule's tight.

00:20:29.600 Um, how are you, sir? Doing great. Good. Great. Good. Um, can you, can, can we talk just a little

00:20:37.460 bit here about what's happening on the border? I mean, I think we have the human wave theory

00:20:42.100 happening. Uh, you know, the human wave theory that it's a, it's a, uh, a war, uh, tactic where it

00:20:48.520 just, you just have wave after wave after wave until you overwhelm the system. And then, you know,

00:20:53.500 the other country collapses. Uh, isn't that what we have going on in the border? Mike,

00:20:59.460 certainly what we're going to be faced with, whether there's any one person who has that

00:21:05.040 as their intention or whether every person spilling over through the border has that as their intention.

00:21:10.560 This is what happens when you have year after year of lax border enforcement. So it's also what

00:21:16.680 happens when you encourage people to bring children, whether it's your own children or somebody else's

00:21:21.740 to come across promising to release them if they're traveling with a child. Okay. So, so we have this

00:21:26.640 where they, they want it both ways. Uh, the, the Democrats do. You can't, uh, does the president

00:21:33.660 have the right to say no more, no more asylum? Uh, we are full up on asylum unless you go to your local

00:21:43.660 embassy or you apply for it, but you can't apply for it at our border. Does he have the right to say

00:21:48.540 that? Asylum law is tricky, but there are some levers that the executive branch of government

00:21:54.680 does in fact control. And I think there are some things he can do to be more restrictive on this.

00:22:00.560 One of the things that I would like to see is, uh, an aggressive move toward, uh, easing the impact

00:22:06.540 of the so-called Flores settlement. Uh, this is the settlement that requires us to release people

00:22:13.060 within 20 days if they're traveling with a child. It's ridiculous. And it's encouraging human

00:22:17.840 trafficking of the worst sort. Right. Mike, I'm sorry. I've got a break. If you'd like to hold,

00:22:23.100 we'd love to have you and talk about some other issues. Uh, but I'd be happy to. Oh, okay, great.

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00:24:07.880 Welcome to the program, the Glenn Beck program.

00:24:10.500 I want to remind you that tonight we're covering the border and we're showing you the connections

00:24:15.500 to these caravans, uh, right to Chicago. Uh, this is a well laid out, well orchestrated, uh, a group of people

00:24:25.560 that have been flying under the radar. Uh, and as we found it, because we started checking addresses

00:24:31.400 and gee, all these organizations had exactly the same address. That's how we, that's how we found out

00:24:37.420 about acorn. Do you remember that? It all led to one building, uh, in new Orleans. Uh, we'll give you more

00:24:45.060 on that coming up in, uh, just a second. That's tonight at five o'clock. Also Thursday, Joe Biden

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00:25:25.580 Glenn, and you will save the 10 bucks. Mike Lee is with us. Mike, I, I, I want to give you the

00:25:32.640 benefit of the doubt on something, uh, because I don't think I've ever disagreed with anything that

00:25:37.900 you had. Uh, and if I did, if I listened to you for two seconds, I was like, Oh, okay, I get it.

00:25:45.540 This, this whole, uh, flexibility act where it's the family leave thing. I don't understand how,

00:25:53.160 how you are, you are pushing this and doing this. Can you help us out? Yeah, sure. I'd be happy to.

00:26:00.280 You're talking about the cradle act, the cradle act, uh, would allow a young mother or father

00:26:07.380 upon the birth or adoption of a child to choose to take a short term social security benefit,

00:26:15.280 uh, following the birth or adoption of that baby in exchange for a delay in his or her retirement date.

00:26:23.160 of twice that length. So they would have the option of taking one, two or three months

00:26:27.340 off and take a limited social security benefit during that time period, following the birth of

00:26:33.220 a child, if they want to stay home with the child and then in exchange for that delay their retirement

00:26:38.500 by a corresponding two, four or six months, uh, at the end of their career. But there, but there,

00:26:44.440 there is no pot, uh, of social security, uh, money. Um, and if I'm 20 and I'm having a baby or well,

00:26:54.840 now the way it is, if I'm 47 and having a baby, uh, it's still that I doubt that social security is

00:27:02.220 going to be around. So aren't we just putting, aren't we just borrowing more money, uh, to be able

00:27:08.680 to do this? No, this proposal is budget neutral. This proposal, uh, is actuarial sound, uh, actuarially

00:27:18.860 sound, and it would not do anything to destabilize the fund. Uh, look, social security takes money out

00:27:27.500 of people's paychecks and it does so with the promise and the understanding that it's their money

00:27:32.340 and it'll be there for them at retirement. My point here is that there is at least one other

00:27:37.200 time in the life of a taxpayer when an American up to have access to that benefit, should they

00:27:43.600 choose to take it? They ought to have this option after they have a child.

00:27:49.580 I understand that certainly the motivation here in that, you know, you know, you obviously family

00:27:53.440 is incredibly important and it's something you've, you've, you've fought for, you know, the entire

00:27:56.900 time you've been in the Senate. I am a, and I wonder if you are as well, a tad concerned that

00:28:01.920 we would be creating another, you know, big moment in people's lives in which they have to look to the

00:28:08.300 federal government for, you know, to, to, to hold a big role in that event. I mean, if you remember

00:28:13.580 the life of Julia cartoon they did back in the Obama campaign, you know, it was every big moment

00:28:20.060 of Julia's life was associated with some benefit from the federal government. And are we not creating

00:28:25.180 a new one here? Yeah. So I, I, I, I don't believe that's what we're doing. And in fact, I think we're

00:28:31.700 doing quite the opposite of that. So instead of going with Julia, let's come up with a hypothetical

00:28:35.700 young woman whom we'll call Glenna. Wait a minute. Glenna at the time she has a baby, uh,

00:28:43.360 has already been paying into the social security system for years. She will be paying into the

00:28:48.840 social security system for decades after the birth of her child. So Glenna ought to have the freedom to

00:28:55.900 choose to delay her retirement date in order to spend a few weeks at home with her baby. That is

00:29:02.320 not a new government program. That is simply making an existing government program more flexible in

00:29:07.820 order to accommodate Glenna at the time she gets birth to a child. Okay. So, so let's say Glenna

00:29:13.740 approves. So I, I like that. All right. So I agree with that. I think that makes sense.

00:29:20.220 My problem is social security, the Glenna knows it's not going to be there at 65 or 68 or 88. It's

00:29:32.340 just not going to be there. This is an unworkable, unsustainable system.

00:29:39.200 The unsustainability of social security is not in any way accelerated by this move. The fact that it

00:29:47.840 has been made unsustainable is, as a result of, uh, decisions made by Congresses over the course

00:29:53.560 of many decades, there are a lot of things we could do to make that better. And a lot of things

00:29:57.360 we could do to make that worse. Okay. So this bill in particular would do nothing to either

00:30:02.060 accelerate, uh, or halt at the demise of the social security program. This one just keeps it on the

00:30:08.160 same path. Okay. So wait, so are we borrowing to pay for social security?

00:30:13.440 Yes, we are. As a result of budgetary decisions made, there's nothing about this bill that would

00:30:20.280 accelerate that, uh, because this would come about only as a result of, uh, uh, decisions that would

00:30:28.020 be offset, uh, both in the short term and the longterm by among other things, the delay and the

00:30:34.280 ultimate retirement date. And that by the way, is ultimately something that we're going to have to

00:30:39.260 look at as a way of saving social security is to acclimate people to the idea that Americans are

00:30:43.880 living longer as they live longer. Well, we have to be moving toward a system that indexes the

00:30:49.340 retirement age according to life expectancy. I, Mike, I have to tell you, I'm 55. I can't imagine

00:30:55.540 it's 65. And I know a lot of people who are being forced into retirement, especially work for the

00:31:02.140 federal government. And they're like, Bernie Sanders is like 900 years old and he's not forced to retire.

00:31:10.320 You know, I don't know people that want to go away at 65 years old. Now, you know, I'm sure there's a

00:31:17.340 lot of blue collar workers that will say, shut your mouth, Glenn, but it's 65. My grandfather was

00:31:25.060 old when he died at 60, I think seven. I mean, that's, that's what it was in the sixties and

00:31:32.020 seventies. You were old in your sixties. You're not old in your sixties today.

00:31:38.400 That's exactly right. And at the time the social security program was created, uh, people on average

00:31:43.820 didn't live much past 60. And so as a result, they weren't spending many decades of their life

00:31:50.940 as social security beneficiaries. Now people are living longer today. We're happy that that's

00:31:55.740 the case. We hope that very trend will continue. As long as that trend is continuing, we do have to

00:32:02.680 take into account the economic realities that that creates for social security. Do you feel bad that

00:32:08.180 you've scarred the audience by giving them a mental image of a woman named Glenna? Oh, I knew a woman

00:32:14.940 named Glenna once. She was a lovely person. Um, so a sweet spirit. Yeah, she was beautiful on the

00:32:21.740 inside. Right. So we don't have to picture an image of Glen Beck, uh, uh, in feminine form.

00:32:29.080 Okay. That is what I did. Think about the bucket of chicken and somebody who looks like Colonel Sanders,

00:32:34.800 but on the inside is lovely. Colonel Sanders with his wee beady eyes saying, Oh yeah, you're going to

00:32:41.180 buy my chicken. I love a man who can quote that movie. God bless you. Thanks so much, Mike.

00:32:50.740 Thank you. You bet. Bye bye. It's an interesting movie is. Did anybody know the movie is? What is the

00:32:58.440 movie? Yeah. So I married an ax murderer. Of course you, that's the, you, you quote two movies. It's

00:33:03.360 either. So I married an ax murderer or princess bride or shitty, shitty bang bang. Those are the only

00:33:08.000 three things, you know, three references you have. Now I will be say I, you know, my, I have like

00:33:15.320 Rocky three and Rocky four and that's pretty much it. So I will put my movies. I will put mine about

00:33:20.160 three and four any day of the week. Rocky one, come talk to me, Rocky three and four. I don't want to

00:33:26.320 see you. That is right from the lips of Glenna, um, real estate agents, I trust.com. You're trying to

00:33:35.020 sell your home. You need somebody you can trust. Now here's the thing. Uh, I started doing work

00:33:41.600 probably eight, eight years ago or so, uh, with a bunch of realist. If it's gotta be longer than

00:33:46.600 that with a bunch of real estate agents and these real estate agents all around the country, they

00:33:50.780 were the top 500 real estate agents in the country. They were the most successful, according to the

00:33:56.100 wall street journal. And I developed friendships with them and I started asking them questions.

00:34:00.700 How come, how come I can't ever find a real estate agent that can sell my house quickly on time for

00:34:08.020 the most amount of money? And so they say, well, are they doing this? No. Are they doing this? No.

00:34:12.860 Or is the person like this? No. Well, how do I find that real estate agent? That was the real

00:34:19.520 question. There are things that these top real estate agents do that actually make a huge difference

00:34:25.720 on selling your house and selling it for the most amount of money. So we went out and we

00:34:30.340 searched for those real estate agents. That's what real estate agents. I trust.com

00:34:34.560 is. They are all hand vetted personally to make sure that they are the best that are following

00:34:40.560 these principles. They also are fans of the show. So, cause I, I hate being trapped in a car with

00:34:46.780 somebody who's like, and another thing, you know what those conservatives on Fox do? And you're like,

00:34:52.700 okay, I, uh, I happen to like some of those people and they just go because they just think that

00:34:58.600 the world agrees with them. I hate being trapped in a car. You won't have that problem.

00:35:03.820 Real estate agents. I trust.com that's real estate agents. I trust.com.

00:35:09.820 Hey, uh, Alana Mar, uh, update. Uh, have you, have you heard, uh, about her requesting, uh,

00:35:30.400 the United States to step in and save this Muslim brotherhood? No, no, no. Have you heard her

00:35:36.160 thoughts on a nine 11? Uh, really, really powerful. She might be against it. It's kind of,

00:35:42.960 it's kind of like, uh, it's kind of like you got chocolate in my peanut butter. Let's put these two

00:35:47.580 together. See what we have. All right. What do you have? Uh, all right. Here's, uh, here's Alana

00:35:52.500 talking about nine 11 and care and its creation here was founded after nine 11. Nope. Because

00:36:01.660 they recognize that some people did something and that all of us were starting to lose access to our

00:36:09.600 civil liberties. Oh, okay. So that's her description of nine 11. Some people did something. That's true.

00:36:17.940 Yeah. Some extremist Muslims killed 3000 innocent Americans. That's the, something these people did,

00:36:25.740 but it is hard to argue with the idea that that some people did something. Yeah, that is true. It

00:36:30.280 is true. Some people did something. I just found it an unusual description of nine 11. I've never heard

00:36:36.600 it before. Um, and then for, you know, first of all, care wasn't developed after it wasn't put

00:36:42.660 together after nine 11. No, no, no, no, no. That can't be. She just said it. I know she did.

00:36:47.380 She lied. She lied. Yeah. Care was actually started by, uh, the Palestinian council, which is a direct

00:36:56.860 arm of the Muslim brotherhood. The Palestinian council was, was told you need to have a think

00:37:03.600 tank, which has been since disbanded. You need to have a propaganda arm, which became care. And you

00:37:10.140 need to have a fundraising arm for Hamas, which, uh, was eventually, uh, those people were thrown in

00:37:17.040 prison. So the only one that was remaining is the, the propaganda arm of the Muslim brotherhood

00:37:24.840 and the sister organization of Hamas. It's just amazing. That's care. And, and they were formed

00:37:32.660 in the nineties, right? I mean, so maybe you could say they were formed after the first world train

00:37:37.580 center bombing, but not, not, not, not 11. No. And formed, you know, she makes Muslims, American

00:37:45.260 Muslims sound like the victims of nine 11. Right. They weren't, they were not. I mean, some

00:37:51.360 of them were in the towers, right? You know? Yes. Um, but, uh, I mean, you cannot again, disagree

00:37:57.840 that it was formed after some people did something that is true. It is still true. She's, she's nailed

00:38:03.060 that one. This woman needs to go. She needs, this woman is really dangerous. So here's a

00:38:09.100 tweet from her. I recently met with a couple of people to talk about Hoda, uh, Abdulamun,

00:38:15.460 some people, some people, some people, some people, political prisoner in Egypt. I hope Trump brings

00:38:21.760 up her case in his meeting with the regime that is in prison. Now the regime that in prisoners

00:38:26.240 was Al Sisi regime, the one who put the Muslim brotherhood out of business because remember

00:38:33.440 what they were doing? Oh yeah, that's right. They were burning churches down and crucifying

00:38:37.540 Christians and all of that stuff. Uh, she said, uh, that regime imprisoned her. We must work

00:38:44.420 to free Hoda. Okay. All right. So who is she? Well, she's just a wonderful person,

00:38:52.540 wonderful person that happens to be, uh, you know, directly connected to the Muslim brotherhood.

00:38:59.380 This is a terrorist organization, a terrorist organization, by the way. Um, one of the, uh,

00:39:07.820 one of the people I think that she is posing with in a picture was featured in an Al Jazeera produced

00:39:15.280 video dramatizing, uh, mom situation as a human rights crisis. Now this is the boy, uh,

00:39:22.400 in the picture with, uh, Al Anamar bump, uh, she is, uh, she's posing with the son of this Hoda woman

00:39:30.400 that is in there. Uh, he, uh, after he was on Al Jazeera, she reached out and she's like,

00:39:38.740 Oh, I want to help your Muslim brotherhood mom. Why? Well, because again, care who is holding her hand

00:39:46.240 the entire time is a, the parent organization of, I'm sorry, the parent organization of care

00:39:55.200 is the Muslim brotherhood. If the Muslim brotherhood has people in prison, she's going to stand up for

00:40:04.020 them because she is being backed by the propaganda arm care of the Muslim brotherhood. So this is,

00:40:11.400 this is, this is foreign agent kind of stuff. Yeah. I mean, she, she calls herself a second

00:40:18.520 class that she's tired of being treated like a second class citizen. I don't know. She goes on

00:40:22.100 to say, uh, you know what? I don't have one of those little, uh, Gollum pins, my precious that,

00:40:27.120 that make me beyond a citizen. I'm not a congressman. Exactly. How can she be a second

00:40:33.080 class? This country took her in as a refugee and made her a U S Congress person. Uh, I'd like to be

00:40:39.080 that second class. You know, if we were, if we were more, uh, like, uh, the, uh, the, like Sweden,

00:40:46.360 we would have that story, except they would be somebody that got rid of the torture of Islam.

00:40:55.080 The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment. This is the Glenn Beck program, the meaning

00:41:06.240 of life. Yeah. Yeah. I'm going to give it to you. I'm going to give it to you here in just a few

00:41:14.200 minutes. Also the Biden bracket, 70,000 people yesterday, uh, looked at, uh, looked at the 32

00:41:24.340 choices of really creepy Biden pictures and have narrowed it down to the sweet or sickening 16.

00:41:32.980 We're down on that with a Biden bracket.com. We'll go there. Uh, also, uh, a little bit more,

00:41:41.380 I think on, uh, uh, Ilan Omar and what she is really all about. Oh, and the creepy monitoring that

00:41:50.000 we have in China is coming here. That's great. I'm telling you right now, employees in China,

00:41:59.640 the Chinese government says they love it. All that and more as we begin in one minute.

00:42:08.780 This is the Glenn Beck program.

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00:43:30.320 You know, I haven't played the sweet 16, uh, yet. And before I give the name of the website out,

00:43:47.660 as I was never able to get onto it yesterday, I still can't get on it for some reason. Maybe it's

00:43:55.540 an Apple thing. Uh, the Biden bracket.com, uh, Biden bracket.com. This is building up to a show

00:44:02.760 that we're doing on Thursday. Everybody's talking about, you know, he's the tactile, uh, uh,

00:44:08.780 presidential, uh, candidate. He likes to touch people. Um, yeah, I, I mean, did we go with that

00:44:16.440 with Michael Jackson? He was the tactile entertainer. Yeah. You notice that? Cause I

00:44:21.780 noticed it the first time I saw it was a New York times headline. Um, and it, and they called him

00:44:27.600 his tactile, you know, style is coming under investigation or under a closer magnifying,

00:44:33.700 uh, glass. Uh, and, um, but then I heard a clip of Biden and several other people defending Biden

00:44:42.840 using the exact same word group. This is one of those things we should go find a montage of. Cause

00:44:48.080 the word tactile is not something that is said a million times a day on cable news,

00:44:52.460 but all the, especially in description of a person, right? Exactly. And all of a sudden

00:44:56.740 that's the way that now tactile is a very nice way of saying he's touchy, touchy, and he's grabbing

00:45:03.040 women in ways they don't like it. I mean, now that's a tactile is super nice. Oh no. Uh,

00:45:09.480 Weinstein was tactile. Tactile. He's a tactile movie executive. Bill Cosby, a tactile comedian.

00:45:17.780 Uh, I think that's the way that they should try it now. Um, that'll work well. I was interested

00:45:24.080 to see that. And then I noticed actually Kirsten Gillibrand had an issue yesterday talking about

00:45:29.540 nuclear weapons and she's getting hammered on it. But honestly, I think it's just the,

00:45:34.660 it's just the fact that this word has been in the media so much so often when describing Joe Biden,

00:45:39.880 she's talking here about nuclear weapons and trying to get to tactical nuclear weapons. Listen,

00:45:46.060 when you say you want to develop low yield nuclear weapons that are tactile, what you're saying is

00:45:53.100 you want to use them. Now the military will make an argument to say, Oh, this is just again,

00:45:59.980 stop. She does it twice. This is the, this is ridiculous. First of all, let's just go with

00:46:05.360 tactile nuclear weapon. What you say when you're, you're developing a tactile nuclear weapon is,

00:46:11.320 uh, it's going to reach out and every, it will feel everybody and they will, they will feel its

00:46:16.520 heat. Okay. So enough with the tactile stuff. That does describe, but Biden though, they will feel

00:46:22.140 his heat. Yeah, they will. And they have been feeling the heat. Um, the, uh, the thing with,

00:46:28.480 with the rest of that nonsense is if you're building a nuclear weapon, you are saying, yeah,

00:46:35.160 we might have to use it. If you're using a tactical nuclear weapon, what you're saying is we may have

00:46:42.760 to use it and we'd rather not blanket bomb an entire city. Yeah. We would rather have it tactical

00:46:49.240 so we could say right here and only here. Yeah. It's the exact opposite of what she's saying.

00:46:56.200 And stunningly, considering she's not using the same, uh, the right word for what she's talking about,

00:47:02.520 she doesn't actually know what she's talking about. Well, it's not a stunning surprise in this

00:47:07.140 particular, you know, and I wish I could say the same for the media. Uh, let me talk about the,

00:47:13.020 well, let me start here with, uh, Christiane Amanpour. Here she is savaging Fox news. Listen,

00:47:20.320 following years of reporting from the front lines and in the newsroom,

00:47:24.180 it's no surprise that Christiane Amanpour believes in the committee to protect journalists.

00:47:28.920 We are watching an era in which life for journalists becomes tougher and tougher,

00:47:35.140 more and more dangerous. We are truth tellers. We're truth seekers. We go for the evidence and

00:47:39.880 the facts. So we need the committee to protect journalists to protect and to have our backs

00:47:44.620 while we do that job. This whole notion of fake news. I don't know why it bothers me so much.

00:47:48.800 It potentially can have a corrosive and destructive influence and effect on one of the most important

00:47:54.920 pillars of our democracy and our freedom. So what do we do? Well, we keep doing our jobs. We rise to

00:47:59.860 the challenge and we redouble our efforts to be as diligent as we possibly can. Okay. Are you doing

00:48:06.700 that? Really? Are you doing that? Have you doubled your efforts? Because what's, what's amazing is

00:48:12.960 she, um, she savages, savages Fox news. She has savaged me. You know, she, do you remember,

00:48:21.140 when we were sitting in, uh, it was a corporate CNN global broadcast and it was for every CNN employee

00:48:30.680 all around the world. It was like a big company town meeting. Correct. And they were going to talk

00:48:35.860 to the head of, uh, of time Warner and she was set to be the person that asked the questions.

00:48:41.540 And before it started, she said, first, I have to ask a question. How can anyone work at a company

00:48:48.460 that would hire somebody like Glenn Beck? I'm sitting there and balanced. Yeah. I was sitting

00:48:54.800 there and I'm like, I've been singled out globally. Yes. I felt like a happy employee. Like they really

00:49:02.560 loved me. Uh, it was an amazing, amazing thing. So what did she do? She basically called me fake

00:49:11.440 news. Yeah. Now the reason why she called me fake news is because we had had some strong

00:49:18.360 disagreements on her take on the middle East and Christiane on a board. If you would like,

00:49:24.240 we could go over all of this. I, in fact, I'd love to, I'd love to invite you on the show. We

00:49:29.100 could play the tapes of the things that you said, uh, about Israel and, and anyway, um,

00:49:35.400 I welcome you anytime. So she had a thing. And the other thing of like, how can we work at a

00:49:40.240 company that employs Christiane Amanpour? Right. That's kind of how I've, right. Yeah.

00:49:44.320 But, uh, we wouldn't say that. We wouldn't have said that. No, I mean, I, yeah, we would

00:49:48.940 have said it, but she's not supposed to say it. She's a journalist. I, I mean, I've always

00:49:54.940 thought she is awful. I mean, she's not awful. She's awful. She's absolutely terrible. But that

00:50:00.260 being said, she's the one who just came out and said, um, uh, shouldn't, shouldn't, uh, they

00:50:06.680 have done something? Shouldn't the FBI have done something to shut people down at a political

00:50:12.140 rally saying, lock her up? Yeah, no, that is the definition of freedom of speech. It's

00:50:18.540 political speech. Exactly. We have the first amendment in the first place. So she's, she's

00:50:23.540 absolutely awful. And the people on the left have been savaging Fox news and anybody like

00:50:30.160 me or anyone else, they've been ripping them apart, just ripping us apart. And now when

00:50:38.040 we have somebody else that will stand up and say, no, you know what? You guys are doing

00:50:43.780 fake news. Then all of a sudden it's this thing. We need protection. We need people to

00:50:49.720 stand up. Yeah. We've been saying that for a while and we've been standing up for your

00:50:55.100 right to be wrong the entire time. I have never, I stood up for you guys when, when Obama

00:51:02.700 was coming after you, I'd stand up. If Trump comes after you, if he tries to pass anything

00:51:09.280 that limits freedom of press, I am there on the front lines with you, even though I think

00:51:15.000 you're despicable on what you do. And when Trump has insinuated, he might do such things.

00:51:19.400 We've criticized him for that. And by the way, we were there too. Um, when they were

00:51:25.340 going after the Obama administration was not only going after Fox news, but other left

00:51:29.640 wing organizations, correct. And using, uh, you know, Woodrow Wilson era, uh, attacks

00:51:35.500 against the media that we thought were wrong the entire time and are consistent on to this

00:51:40.560 day. Yep. Uh, you know, there's just doesn't, there's never the other side of that. They

00:51:44.960 never come back and are going to give it to you and you have to make a decision on your

00:51:48.380 own, whether you're going to try to live principles, even when they don't, right. They

00:51:53.160 don't, they don't favor, but they're never going to come. Never do that. They never do

00:51:56.780 that. Whatever benefits them at that moment. Correct. And they always say they're truth

00:52:00.220 tellers and they look to the facts. Well, let me give you this. This is absolutely amazing.

00:52:06.320 Um, this is a tweet that came out yesterday. Nobody likes to give themselves credit for this

00:52:14.660 kind of messaging success, but progressive groups did a really good job convincing people that Trump

00:52:21.040 raised their taxes. When the facts say the clear majority got a tax cut. This was in response to a

00:52:28.300 CNN or sorry, a CNBC report that shows that the tax cuts are unpopular. Why? Because people don't

00:52:38.620 realize that they got a tax cut and how tax cuts work. They're saying, I didn't get a tax cut.

00:52:46.320 They're still taking money away from me. And I didn't, what I didn't get was a refund. No,

00:52:53.480 you didn't get a refund because you paid less. It's unbelievable. I mean, the Reagan thing of,

00:52:58.400 if we just switched it to everyone had to make the payment at the end of the year, we get rid of

00:53:01.900 this tax system almost immediately. We would that possibly be more true. No, I mean,

00:53:05.560 we're seeing it again, yet again here where people just don't understand that getting a refund is not

00:53:12.480 a present from the government. It is the exact opposite. It means they kept your money all year

00:53:18.060 and they made interest on it and they spent it when you could have been investing it or making

00:53:22.900 interest. So here, so they, so they have this now, let me show you this in action. This is from CNN.

00:53:29.380 Yeah, this is yesterday. So they go on this long, I mean, it's a long, you know,

00:53:31.740 it's inside politics with John King and they go in this long segment about all sorts of different stuff.

00:53:35.200 Trump, you know, investigations and all the typical stuff they cover very end right before

00:53:41.100 commercial. This is their coverage of the taxes. And speaking of taxes, just seven days until the

00:53:45.900 April 15th deadline, recent Wall Street Journal poll finds just 17% of Americans believe they're

00:53:50.500 actually paying less under the new Trump tax law. 28% say they're paying more. The Congressional

00:53:55.680 Joint Committee on Taxation says that's a misconception. Nearly half of all households are

00:53:59.800 getting a $500 tax cut. Many Americans are though noticing smaller refunds because they're

00:54:04.800 withholding was reduced when the new law kicked in. Math, fuzzy math, some say. We'll be right

00:54:09.900 back.

00:54:10.700 Fuzzy math. Fuzzy math. First of all, he started that with the music running underneath him.

00:54:16.300 Exactly. You're five seconds in and the music's already coming up under them.

00:54:19.760 This is like when you do disclaimers.

00:54:21.920 Yes. Yeah. It's like a, or you throw a quick promo in for tomorrow's show, right? And then they

00:54:27.580 explain to you that 17% of people think they got tax cuts. Think about that. 43, you know,

00:54:35.440 49% of people voted for Donald Trump and only 17% of people think they got tax cuts. As he points

00:54:41.920 out, a lot more did. And then, uh, the, the little at the end, uh, that's, uh, well, that's math.

00:54:47.440 Fuzzy math, I guess. Uh, some people would say.

00:54:49.960 No, but it's not fuzzy math.

00:54:51.080 No, it's, it's just people don't, don't, you have not informed them. You've told them over and over

00:54:55.620 again that they're only cutting taxes for rich people and they believe it because you've been

00:55:01.520 lying to them constantly for two years and they continually over and over again, hear the same

00:55:08.400 message. So of course they believe it. But I mean, that is your fault. That is the media's fault.

00:55:14.540 It's the same thing that we criticize when people say fake news, that's the sort of crap they're

00:55:19.000 talking about. I mean, it's, it's not, it's infuriating to people when you go through all this work,

00:55:25.140 you get this thing passed. It benefits people. The economy is roaring. And what do people think

00:55:32.660 that Donald Trump is screwing them because he's not keeping more of their money throughout the

00:55:37.220 entire year and then refunding it at the end? That's insanity. It's insanity.

00:55:41.540 Let me again, give you from Matthew Iglesias, the, the victory lap, the victory lap of the progressive

00:55:48.820 left. They know this. They know this. 17% of Americans think their taxes were cut. New NBC,

00:55:56.340 Wall Street Journal poll shows. Okay. That was the original tweet. Matthew Iglesias writes this.

00:56:03.240 Nobody likes to give themselves credit for this kind of messaging success, but progressive groups

00:56:09.260 did a really good job of convincing people that Trump raised their taxes when the facts say a clear

00:56:16.300 majority got a tax cut. How sick do you have to be to say success? We lied success. How many lies do

00:56:27.200 our democratic neighbors need? I'm not talking about the people in Washington. How many lies will they

00:56:34.260 tell before you say enough? Is there a lie that they would tell that would change your mind and say

00:56:42.300 this, this, this, the democratic party is not what I signed up for. These are radical revolutionary

00:56:49.460 Marxist that will do anything to win anything to win. They're telling you they're lying. They're telling

00:56:56.500 they're congratulate openly congratulating themselves. Hey, we lied and we convinced the American people of

00:57:04.200 this lie. Can you imagine? Even Goebbels didn't have the gall or the guts to do that. They were not

00:57:13.160 standing out in the public square going, look at this man. Look at this. Congratulations. We're lying

00:57:19.800 to all of you and you're buying it. Man, we're smart. We are dead asleep as a nation.

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00:59:14.420 Stu, Stu, Stu. Biden bracket seems to be up now. Glenn, of course, it's going to go down now that I

00:59:21.540 just said that. So quickly, your matchups, you're going to know these photos, I think.

00:59:26.200 You've got a matchup between the biker photo where Joe Biden has the biker sitting on his lap and

00:59:32.560 President Troll is behind him glaring. Yeah, I love that one. Versus a very famous picture of

00:59:37.980 Ash Carter, the former Defense Secretary, and behind him, his wife with Joe with the creepy

00:59:44.580 hands on the shoulders and sniffing the hair. That matchup is going on right now. It's very

00:59:49.960 tough. That one is tough. That's a very tight, sweet 16 matchup. I'm going to have to vote. I know

00:59:53.980 which one I'm going to vote for. Who are you voting for? Yeah. I went with the biker, actually. I went

00:59:59.380 the other way. And I can understand that. The only reason I went with the biker is because she has

01:00:02.820 specifically, the woman, Ash Carter's wife, has specifically come out and said, like,

01:00:07.220 there was nothing creepy about it. I've known him forever. He was giving me encouragement after

01:00:12.240 I embarrassed myself earlier. I kind of like, eh. I mean, that one we at least know. Now,

01:00:17.240 the next round is a child who's in a red dress being kind of, like, touched around the belly

01:00:23.600 area, which is very creepy, and a somewhat too close of a hug with Joe Biden and another

01:00:31.520 woman in a red dress. That's our red dress region. Then you have Chris Coons' daughter,

01:00:37.220 this is a famous one as well, where she's getting her head sniffed, as opposed to Joe

01:00:43.200 planting a big, fat, wet kiss on someone who's a pro... I guess it's his mom? I don't know.

01:00:51.860 It's an interesting kiss. Boy, there's some... These are hard. This is getting hard. Yeah.

01:00:56.080 This is really getting hard. First round, by the way, we had, you know, about three or four

01:00:59.820 tight matchups. And the other 16 matchups were pretty much blowouts. These were blowout...

01:01:05.220 That's what happens in the first round of a tournament. Here, now, we're starting to see

01:01:09.680 winners going against winners. Like, right now, one... We just started this voting.

01:01:13.500 The one with Joe Biden hanging on to the reporter, and she's like, ha, ha, ha, as he's hugging her,

01:01:20.940 and it's so disturbing. You could tell. That one seems like almost an assault,

01:01:25.960 but it's up against him looking like he's about to French kiss Janet Napolitano. Yeah. It's like,

01:01:34.820 if... If... Like, let's just picture Joe Biden at home, and he orders a pizza, and it's delivered

01:01:43.500 by Janet Napolitano. And then porn music kicks in right before the clothes come off. That's what that

01:01:49.860 scene looks like. You've got that. You've got the Eva Longoria one, which is pretty creepy.

01:01:55.160 That's still in the running. A couple of other really weird kid pictures going on as well. We're

01:02:00.460 down to the sweet 16, or the not-so-sweet 16. Incredibly disturbing. 16 photos of Joe Biden

01:02:06.580 at BidenBracket.com. Vote today. We had over 70,000 votes yesterday. It's obviously sweeping the

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01:04:02.880 something that... Do you know anybody else who is on this? Jason, I don't want to take credit for

01:04:10.240 anything. I don't know of anybody else that is on this. This is all our original reporting. I haven't

01:04:14.880 seen anything else. Okay. We have been on the border thing, and it is bothered. Jason Batrill is our

01:04:22.400 chief researcher for all things foreign and terrorist and you name it. And it has bothered us,

01:04:33.040 this caravan thing, since we first saw it, because it is something that we had talked about years

01:04:41.200 before. This is what's coming. And so when the caravan came, we were like, okay, who is behind

01:04:47.380 this? And no one was doing any research. This is a year ago. No one was doing any research.

01:04:54.620 We found there was one organization, but we found very little about this organization. It was Pueblo.

01:05:00.840 What was it? Sin Fronteros, People Without Borders. People Without Borders. So we've been following it,

01:05:06.700 and we've been watching it. And tonight, the culmination of a lot of man hours comes to fruition.

01:05:16.840 And you will see it. And I promise you, it will change the look of the border. It will change your

01:05:24.600 understanding. It will, if you believe that this is a coordinated effort, you will have the evidence

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01:05:55.960 And by the way, we are asking you, please, to subscribe because it helps us pay for all of

01:06:00.980 these man hours. People ask me all the time, Glenn, I really loved it when you were connecting the dots.

01:06:07.880 Well, there weren't any new dots to do. You know, I exposed I exposed the people that now are some of

01:06:16.560 them are in jail or have been have left the White House being discredited. We exposed them some some of

01:06:24.080 them before they were even with the Trump administration. There's not anything else to expose

01:06:29.260 there. We had told you what was happening with the Obama administration, with the Tides Foundation.

01:06:33.820 This is a new set of radicals and they are extraordinarily dangerous. We couldn't get to

01:06:41.920 them before because they wouldn't take their mask off. However, the heart of this is still is a story

01:06:50.060 that you will remember from when 2006 six. This is when George Bush was in. And remember, he was dealing

01:07:01.520 with the border and and immigration and he was being very soft on immigration. And then there

01:07:08.560 was this church in Chicago that allowed this woman to come in and cry sanctuary in this Chicago

01:07:15.760 church. And it was a very big deal. Do you remember that at all, Stu? Yeah. Vaguely, right? Vaguely.

01:07:21.900 Then we never heard anything about it. Take us take us just through some of this on first

01:07:29.060 how we found how we lead back to that church. You started finding addresses.

01:07:36.100 So, yeah, we started looking at a few addresses of some of the organizations that were surrounding

01:07:41.980 that Pueblos Infanteros group. One of the groups sounded exactly the same as that. Do you want me

01:07:48.380 to say the name of that? It's Center Without Borders. That was one of the that was one of the people

01:07:54.580 that was that was affiliated with Pueblo. So we looked at look at the address there. That address

01:07:59.460 is the exact same address as this church in Chicago. It also happens to be the address of the operations

01:08:06.100 for Pueblos Infanteros. Now, not everybody that wants open borders is a Marxist. Not everybody is a

01:08:13.940 Marxist. Many of them can be libertarians and they don't have the same goal. But whenever you find

01:08:19.120 any kind of of Marxist ideology around, you know that it is a communist style movement,

01:08:28.140 it is a Lenin movement because you get rid of the borders. You're talking about international

01:08:36.380 workers, right? Unlike the Germans, they were national socialist. These are international socialists

01:08:43.520 that want to get rid of all the borders because we shouldn't have any borders. Workers of

01:08:49.080 the world unite. And that's the the trail took us down this crazy Marxist, you know, past that goes

01:08:57.280 all the way back to the late 60s and 70s. I found a study from some people that were looking at some

01:09:02.640 of these activists that we're going to expose tonight. And can I can I read a little portion

01:09:06.400 of it? Yeah. So this is a quote. It's these latest members, a zealous group of college students,

01:09:12.160 community organizers, and young professionals strove to lead and build a national immigrant rights

01:09:17.480 movement and formed by far left politics. Marxist Leninist thought a communist ideology based on

01:09:23.820 the theories of Karl Marx and Vladimir Lenin with an international worldview they called for collective

01:09:28.660 mobilization. That's who we're going to be talking about tonight. And they're the ones leading the push

01:09:33.320 for these caravans up to our border. So anybody who says these are just poor people in Honduras know

01:09:38.300 these people in Honduras are being used by a group in Chicago. Now, if my staff can find this out,

01:09:49.680 where's the federal government? Where's the FBI? Where is the intelligence community?

01:09:57.920 They're being blocked by people in Congress that are sympathetic to these Marxist communist Leninist

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01:10:19.600 promo code Glenn. This is a really important week because we're we have also been working for a few weeks

01:10:25.780 on another show that airs on Thursday. And this show I have I have not seen it. I meet tonight. I saw

01:10:33.680 it last week. I haven't seen the new evidence. Have you seen the new evidence yet? Oh, yeah. Yeah. How

01:10:38.340 this has not gotten out is insane. But once you hear this, this this is cute. Have you said who the

01:10:44.420 yeah, it's Joe Biden. Okay, so I this has got to be at least maybe the most corrupt person that's ever

01:10:51.280 set? Yes. As either a president or vice president? Yes, he's gotta be. He's gotta be. He's in the top

01:10:56.320 two or three. Peter Schreitzer says he says he's the most corrupt vice president in American history,

01:11:01.400 Joe Biden, which I honestly like with all the problems with Obama hadn't I didn't really follow,

01:11:07.920 you know, what Biden was doing all that much. He was kind of an inconsequential figure to me. Yeah.

01:11:11.800 But now that he's kind of coming back and and, you know, other than his groping has other things

01:11:16.040 going on. So interesting that that is where the focus is on, of course, and then they want to deal

01:11:20.540 with it, put it out. It's no big deal. It's just Joe being Joe. They're not even looking in the other

01:11:24.780 hand. And that's where they should be. And that's where they should be looking. This is such misdirection

01:11:29.060 by the press on my groping. This is this is criminal stuff. And I and and if you remember when when

01:11:36.880 Al Gore was vice president, he went over and made a deal with the Chinese monks. Do you remember that?

01:11:43.940 In fact, he made some deal towards the end. I'm foggy on all the details, but he was he was pretty

01:11:50.180 dirty. If you thought the Clintons were dirty, wait and wait until you meet the Bidens, meet the

01:11:57.840 Bidens this Thursday again on the Blaze TV. And to be fair to the press a little bit here, part of the

01:12:03.860 reason why they're focusing on, you know, all the groping and all the ridiculous things like that is

01:12:08.680 because of, you know, the Biden bracket dot com taking the nation by storm. It is that is, you

01:12:13.580 know, they can't crash in this. Be patient, though. It will eventually come back. 70,000 people in

01:12:21.120 this poor. I mean, I don't even know who it is. We need to be able to build these brackets on our

01:12:24.500 website because their spines are not big enough for the traffic that we're sending their way.

01:12:28.840 Yeah. Biden bracket dot com. Biden bracket dot com. Have you voted yet? Oh, yeah. Every single

01:12:34.160 one of them. Jason's into it. It's like I love a couple of tough ones. Tomorrow's going

01:12:39.460 to be really tough. Oh, yesterday was kind of easy today. I was like, they're all

01:12:43.300 creepy. It's like Sophie's choice. It really is. And we will announce which one. I want

01:12:49.920 you to know. Sadly, Sophie's 13 years old. That's the problem. The the thing the thing

01:12:56.780 is, is the Biden show on Thursday on Blaze TV is is not about his sexual

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01:13:13.040 we are going to in the last 30 seconds of the show, we will give you the winner of the

01:13:18.340 final bracket. So you'll you'll we will reveal America's choice of the creepiest

01:13:24.420 picture of of Joe Biden on Thursday. But get an office pool going. That's that's your

01:13:31.840 that's your work. I mean, that's I think we're going to start that pretty soon. I

01:13:34.220 think that's I'm pretty sure that's legal. That's pretty sure betting on what creepy

01:13:38.280 photo. And you know what? You know, you know, it'd be crazy. Supreme Court ruled on

01:13:41.580 this one. You know, it's crazy. He'd go to jail. He'd go to jail. Biden could do all

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01:14:48.340 there's a lot of them. We broke ACORN the same way we're breaking this one. It was all come down to

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01:15:02.880 five feet behind me were a couple of other producers and they were working on ACORN. And

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01:18:05.140 quick, we're going to talk next hour about our kids. The suicide rate has almost doubled again

01:18:11.760 with our kids under 13. It is terrifying what's going on. The experts say one thing. I have quite

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01:18:28.960 top of the hour. I'd like to see those suicide rates matched up against the increased use of

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01:19:03.680 the problem is, is that we're not, we're going out, we're creating a new industry of these new bags.

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01:23:46.780 50 states. They are a government watchdog organization. They do not accept any government

01:23:53.000 funding. He and Stephen Moore, a friend of the program, worked on an article called The Biggest

01:23:58.400 College Scandal of Them All. And we welcome you, Adam, to the program. How are you?

01:24:03.680 Glenn, thank you very much. Thank you for your interest in our work.

01:24:06.100 Yeah, you bet. This is, to me, I have been watching this for about 20 years now, and everybody

01:24:13.480 talks about the price of health care and the price of food and the price of gas and everything else,

01:24:17.200 and no one has talked about the price of college, at least at the government level, because they're

01:24:24.080 enabling this to happen, and it is breaking our back. Tell me what you found.

01:24:30.440 So we found basically seven facts that Americans don't know regarding higher education. So it's,

01:24:38.820 you know, the biggest scandal facing higher ed is certainly the cost of higher education. And you

01:24:45.080 mentioned the $1.7 trillion in student debt, but that now exceeds the $1 trillion Americans have put

01:24:51.500 on their credit cards, or the $1.1 trillion that we've accumulated in debt on auto loans. So it's a

01:24:57.080 huge, huge amount of money. You know, one of the most troubling facts that we found is that the

01:25:03.040 American people are paying for wealthy schools to get even richer. We found that the top 25 schools

01:25:10.760 in the country, they hold a collective endowment, that's money in the bank, of a quarter trillion

01:25:16.220 dollars of endowment funds. They don't need taxpayer help. But just last year, the American taxpayer

01:25:21.440 put $7 billion worth of federal taxpayer subsidies into those 25 wealthy schools, and they need to

01:25:29.000 lighten the load in the American taxpayer. I remember, Adam, this years ago, I just on the

01:25:34.520 back of an envelope did some figuring, and just on the interest that they are accruing every year,

01:25:41.160 Harvard could pay for everybody that goes to Harvard, and I think they could open up like

01:25:45.560 six satellite schools, and the principal would have never been touched.

01:25:49.740 Well, you're right about that. So we did analysis of the eight schools of the Ivy League,

01:25:54.660 and collectively, they hold north of $120 billion. We forecast that over the next 20 years,

01:26:01.500 they'll hold a trillion dollar endowment. And you're exactly right, Glenn. They could finance the

01:26:07.740 next 51 years with no further gifts, free tuition for every single undergraduate student.

01:26:14.020 So why is the federal government involved in this? This would be like giving Apple welfare. They

01:26:25.720 don't need it.

01:26:27.780 So, you know, all of this federal student aid was supposed to make college more affordable,

01:26:32.560 but I think higher ed has once again proved the rule that the fastest way to make something really

01:26:37.720 expensive is for Washington, D.C. politicians, Glenn, to throw more public money at a problem

01:26:43.340 to make it, quote-unquote, affordable.

01:26:46.740 Well, if you have, honestly, there is no reason that if you want to live on the beach,

01:26:55.280 the federal government should underwrite your insurance. It only makes things much, much, much worse.

01:27:02.240 When it comes to these loans, if you're guaranteed to get a loan and, you know, it's a guaranteed thing,

01:27:11.140 what stops the colleges from saying, you know what, everybody's happy, they're just going to take the

01:27:19.300 loan out anyway because they don't have a choice, just keep raising the price?

01:27:23.440 Well, what Steve Moore and I found was that tax dollars are actually driving up college tuition costs.

01:27:29.160 And there's a great example of this in one of the higher ed verticals, and that is colleges of

01:27:34.980 cosmetology. They're beauty schools. You go there for one year, you come out with a license to cut

01:27:40.500 hair, do massage therapy, manicure nails. The largest chain of these beauty schools, the Empire

01:27:46.260 Beauty Schools, they've received more than a half billion dollars over the course of the past four

01:27:51.600 years in federal taxpayer student aid assistance. And they now admit they charge, Glenn, and this is

01:27:57.800 pretty incredible. They charge $28,000 a year for that one-year program.

01:28:02.840 To cut hair?

01:28:04.100 Yes. That's more tuition than Big Ten College Universities charge. They can only do it because

01:28:09.320 we, the American taxpayer, are funding them to such a great degree.

01:28:14.680 That is, and we gave them half a, did I hear that right, half a billion dollars?

01:28:20.280 Our data shows at OpenTheBooks.com that over $500 million worth of federal student aid subsidies

01:28:26.780 flowed to Empire Beauty Schools in the last four years.

01:28:30.440 What the hell?

01:28:33.160 And so at $28,000, I mean, those poor students and their families, they can't pay that money back.

01:28:40.740 I mean, that's just an unbelievable amount of money.

01:28:42.720 So what is this, what is this headed towards?

01:28:48.360 Well, look, the education secretary, Betsy DeVos, in many ways, she's been a pioneer and a reformer

01:28:55.660 in higher education. But right now, she wants to actually weaken accreditation standards. So you're

01:29:01.220 going to get more schools like these beauty schools. You're going to get more schools like a music and

01:29:06.100 design academy that charges between $38,000 and $48,000 a year on tuition, and they admit that

01:29:13.780 their average graduate comes out and only makes $28,000 a year. We don't need weaker accreditation

01:29:20.320 controls. We need stronger accreditation controls.

01:29:23.920 We have in your report, Crescent City School of Gambling and Bartending received $9.5 million in

01:29:33.260 federal funding between fiscal 14 and 2017. How much money are you making at this after graduating

01:29:41.140 from the School of Gaming?

01:29:43.820 Well, and that begs the question, Glenn, do you like your tax dollars shaken or stirred?

01:29:48.580 Jeez. This is nuts.

01:29:52.700 That one at least sounds fun.

01:29:54.360 I mean, you know, I don't know.

01:29:55.900 Here's another one we identified that actually sounds fun, and it's the Professional Golfers

01:30:01.480 Career College. And over the last four years, taxpayers put $5 million into that school.

01:30:07.580 They tout themselves, their competitive advantage is that they're the only school, they say,

01:30:12.920 where you can golf seven days a week. Now, the course doesn't even open up till noon,

01:30:17.460 and maybe that's because none of the students are up that early.

01:30:21.840 It's like Caddyshack turned into a university. I love it.

01:30:24.400 And here's one that we had no idea that was going on. So over the course of the past four

01:30:30.520 years, a billion dollars, nearly $1 billion has flowed into 112 seminaries to mint pastors

01:30:37.940 and priests. And to the extent that everyone listening to your program feels that government

01:30:43.820 money eventually could be used to control messaging content, this is very troubling.

01:30:48.880 Yeah, geez. So is there any move at all to cut these schools off, especially the ones with

01:30:59.560 these gigantic funds behind them?

01:31:04.860 So I think there's, you know, three nonpartisan reforms that the Secretary DeVos can bring forth.

01:31:09.940 One is wealthy colleges must make themselves affordable. Glenn, there's no public purpose argument

01:31:16.260 for working in middle class taxpayers to fund the Harvards, the Notre Dames, the Stanfords.

01:31:22.520 They literally have all the money in the world. May need to lighten the load on the American

01:31:26.400 taxpayer. Hang on just a second. Let me ask you this. Why should we be giving loans out to an

01:31:33.860 organization that has a billion dollars worth of funds? Why don't they underwrite the loans

01:31:40.300 themselves? They can do it. If they believe in it, they should underwrite the loans themselves.

01:31:45.580 Why are we doing it?

01:31:46.860 Harvard has $34 billion, I think it is. I mean, they have way more than a billion dollars.

01:31:51.360 Yeah, Harvard has $34 billion in their endowment. I mean, there is no public purpose argument

01:31:56.120 for we the people to underwrite all of that at these schools. Look, they're 501c3, educational

01:32:03.360 public charities. They have an unlimited set of, an infinite set of beneficiaries. We the taxpayer

01:32:10.440 don't need to be funding them. They should swear off government money, not accept it.

01:32:16.700 But if they do that, then they have to cut the, uh, uh, cut the, the cost, uh, that that is helping

01:32:24.740 them make all of this money, right?

01:32:26.460 They got to work a little harder, but obviously they've got the network to pull it off. I mean,

01:32:31.020 they've raised billions of dollars here. Here's the second bipartisan reform. And this just drives

01:32:36.400 people crazy that this is even going on. The Department of Education in the past two years

01:32:41.500 admits to overpaying $11 billion worth of student loans and Pell grants. The, uh, the education

01:32:51.020 department, obviously they've got a complete lack of basic in-house financial controls.

01:32:56.540 Billions of dollars of, of overpayments are flowing out the door. They need to stop that.

01:33:02.180 So wait, so wait, wait, wait, they're overpaying by how much $11 billion over the course of the past

01:33:11.060 two years. And in their own financial documents, they say for 2019, the situation is going to get

01:33:17.480 4% worse. What? Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Is there no one honest in this exchange at all?

01:33:25.920 There's no one at the universities are like, Hey guys, you already paid us for this.

01:33:29.100 There's no honest broker at all. There's nobody watching the candy store here at all.

01:33:34.860 There, there is nobody. As a matter of fact, um, it's 4% of all student loans that were overpaid

01:33:40.800 last year. And incredibly 8% of all Pell grants were overpaid. Pell grants don't have to be paid

01:33:46.920 back. This is obscene. This is obscene. Even if you just want to look at it from the number of

01:33:55.700 people that could be educated and, and with just the money that we already have,

01:34:01.420 Adam, is there any idea of you guys looked at all on what this means? If we actually go to a

01:34:07.040 socialist system of free education for everybody, what that's going to cost.

01:34:11.340 So according to Trump's pick for the fed economist, Stephen Moore, when we pen the piece at the

01:34:16.540 Washington times, uh, more makes the argument that free college tuition for all, um, that would be

01:34:22.540 the worst thing for this for, for higher education. They would have no incentive whatsoever to hone

01:34:28.220 the budget, to cut costs, to use their endowment. It would all roll back on the American taxpayer.

01:34:34.200 Moore makes the argument. It would be the most regressive policy forcing, uh, working and middle

01:34:39.900 class taxpayers to pay for wealthy kids, college educations.

01:34:44.100 Just a side note here. Any chance that, uh, you think he goes to a fed chair? I'm rooting for him,

01:34:51.700 but is there any, I think he's, you know, that the president's staying with him. He has come under

01:34:56.640 blistering attack. And from, from what is being said in the press, um, you know, the Republican

01:35:02.160 controlled Senate, um, you know, it sounds like they still support the pick and, uh, Stephen Moore would

01:35:08.100 be a great addition to the fed board. Well, we'd have a little bit of, uh, common sense.

01:35:13.660 You know what he wants? He told me this the other day on a phone call. He wants an audit of the fed.

01:35:18.200 And I think that's something that all of us should support. That would be fantastic. Um,

01:35:23.340 Adam, thank you so much. I appreciate it. God bless. The, you bet. Uh, the, uh, the name of the,

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01:37:34.560 What do the odds do that Stephen Moore gets in at the Fed and they get him and he becomes part of

01:37:55.160 the star chamber? I don't think particularly high. I mean, he's had, you know, he, uh, I think if he

01:38:02.560 gets in, he's going to be pretty good, an improvement probably. I mean, everyone's like,

01:38:06.640 Oh, Stephen Moore, he said he's a, he's a real conservative. He's a hard line conservative.

01:38:12.100 Well, I mean, he is a, a guy who has all sorts of credentials, uh, that has been around for a

01:38:18.320 very long time. His views are out there. Uh, he is definitely conservative and he believes,

01:38:23.240 and he's not hardcore. We disagree on a lot. I'd spend a lot less than he would many times.

01:38:27.580 Yeah. I mean, I'm more, I'm much more fiscally conservative than he is, but it's like

01:38:32.180 they act as if a guy who, because he's been on television and written op-eds, like he's crazy

01:38:38.780 and not qualified for these jobs. Like, I mean, he's, he, I mean, this is the, this has been his

01:38:42.760 field. This is his expertise. He's an outsider. I know. Good. Yeah. I think that's, that's good.

01:38:47.020 Since when do we want all insiders on this, especially with a Fed? I'd like one of us sitting

01:38:52.240 at the table going, uh, just, we got to write this one down because I think people should know

01:38:56.920 about this. Yeah. I mean, he, he's, he was, you know, he's been really good and he's been good

01:39:02.420 for a long time. Uh, he's a great, uh, book if, if you want to, if you're a nerd and you want to

01:39:08.140 look into, uh, I mean, it's, it's a play on, uh, another book you'll recognize, but an inquiry into

01:39:12.500 the nature and causes of the wealth of States. And he goes in, um, and he wrote a book about how

01:39:19.360 different state policies have actually worked out and how the economies have been affected

01:39:24.400 by different States policies. Not, you know, cause we're all under, right. We're all the same

01:39:29.900 people. You can't make necessarily huge cultural arguments. We're all Americans. At least we're

01:39:34.300 at least under a general umbrella. Um, you know, they, we're all under the same federal government

01:39:39.020 rules. So what has actually happened when you look at the actual differences between what state

01:39:44.440 policies, this is federalism, right? Like what, what has actually happened? And this is a study

01:39:48.680 on federalism. What occurred when these things were changed? And it is dramatic. I mean, it makes

01:39:53.420 an incredibly good case for the free market. Uh, and it, it shows that States that have decided

01:39:59.620 to go down, even sometimes blue States that have decided to take certain paths with more free market

01:40:05.520 policies have worked out a lot better than red States who've avoided them. Um, it really shows over

01:40:10.780 a long period of time, the difference that that can make. Do you, do you know why the

01:40:18.480 left doesn't want federalism anymore? And federalism is this weird word. You always have to think of

01:40:24.660 the opposite federalism. You want federalism means you want power to the state, right? Okay. Not to

01:40:31.100 capital S, but like Washington state, Texas, the state of Texas, uh, you know, Kentucky where they

01:40:36.420 can experiment a little, right? Like I've never had a problem with healthcare. You know, you want to do

01:40:40.960 universal Romney care in, in Massachusetts. Fine. Do it. Yeah. I mean, I would hate it if I was in

01:40:46.180 Massachusetts and I don't think it's good for Massachusetts. I don't either. The people of

01:40:49.960 Massachusetts have the right to do things that I think are dumb. And are you open-minded enough

01:40:54.780 to go, okay, worked in Massachusetts really well. Do we have the same kind of things and let's try it

01:41:01.480 in our state. I would, if it was working really well and it was, it was saving money and everything

01:41:06.900 else and there wasn't really a good argument for it. Yeah. And you try it in different States and see

01:41:11.800 what happens. Um, that is, you know, I don't have a problem. San Francisco, you want to be as crazy

01:41:17.560 as you are. Seattle, be as crazy as you are. Don't force us to do it in our town, in our state,

01:41:25.220 but that's the socialist way. Like San Francisco, if you want to get, give all your citizens salmonella

01:41:31.860 because of the reusable grocery bags, you do that. You go ahead and you have fun with that.

01:41:35.960 However, do you know why socialists are against States doing this? It's because States have the

01:41:44.500 right to do everything except one thing. I'll tell you about it next.

01:41:50.920 You're listening to Glenn Beck. And boy, when I tell you what that is, you're going to want to

01:41:57.160 remember 1-800-GOLD-LINE. 1-800-GOLD-LINE. Right now, China and Russia, they are buying massive,

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01:42:22.800 Maduro's regime and to keep him safe. The lesson of the story is gold is still the gold standard

01:42:30.100 standard. And countries that use that to hedge their bet in extreme cases, to barter for services,

01:42:37.860 even the evil ones, win. We are not putting ourselves on a gold standard. China and Russia

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01:43:15.680 creepy Joe Biden photos you can handle and vote on. So why don't socialists just do the whole

01:43:23.900 social? Why don't you just pick a state, any state, New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont, California,

01:43:30.220 and just go for it? I mean, California, you could do it. You just go all socialist. Why not just do it?

01:43:36.420 Here's why. Because states have the rights to do anything except one thing.

01:43:49.460 Print money. Because they know the system will not work. Because their states are already,

01:44:01.960 look at Massachusetts, look at New York, look at Chicago, and Illinois, look at any of these states,

01:44:09.120 California, they're all over their head in water. They are drowning in debt. They cannot hold it

01:44:16.120 together. They know the system doesn't work. And so they need the entire country working as a slave

01:44:24.540 for them. And the federal government can just print money. You see that story about what

01:44:32.600 Casio Cortez believes about her monetary policy? That there's no effect in printing money. That

01:44:38.500 you can print money all you want. This is modern monetary theory. Is that where she's going? Yeah.

01:44:43.420 You can just print money. No, you can't. Tell me about Venezuela, Stu. The numbers are coming in on

01:44:51.180 Venezuela. And wow, does socialism look like an attractive thing for us to entertain right about

01:44:55.980 now? No, don't worry about it. You can always print money. You can always print money. They are now

01:44:59.740 looking at the contraction of the economy in Venezuela. And they're trying to find some modern

01:45:08.160 equivalent of what's happened to this country since 2013-ish. It's very difficult to do.

01:45:14.960 They've tried to find the worst possible example of a country in modern history. Zimbabwe?

01:45:20.320 Is Zimbabwe, right? Zimbabwe, everyone remembers the trillion dollar bills and all of this stuff from

01:45:25.320 that era. The Venezuelan situation is now worse. It's contracted faster than Zimbabwe and is expected

01:45:35.160 to contract another 25% this year. If that occurs, it'll put it below the bottom of Venezuela's

01:45:43.360 canyon. And in addition to that, if the blackouts continue, which are occurring now, and there's no

01:45:53.000 reason to believe they won't continue, it's actually even more than 25%. So we're talking about the worst

01:45:58.680 economic collapse in modern history. And at the same time, we're embracing one of the two parties

01:46:05.800 in our country is embracing the same philosophy. It's incredible. Okay, I want to give you a couple

01:46:10.480 of stories here. And it kind of it kind of goes to that. This from CNN, the number of children and

01:46:15.920 teens in the United States who visited emergency rooms for suicidal thoughts or suicide attempts

01:46:20.700 doubled between 2007 and 2015, according to a new study. This is according to the U.S. Center of

01:46:28.020 Disease Control and Prevention, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Suicide under the age of 13,

01:46:33.740 one every five days, the numbers are very alarming. One every five days, it represents a larger

01:46:41.380 percentage of all pediatric emergency department visits where suicidal behavior run. The pediatric

01:46:47.720 population was 2% of all visits. It is now almost 4%. These are kids at 13.

01:46:58.020 years old. Now, one reason, experts say, for the increase in depression and suicidal behavior

01:47:05.700 is more stress and pressure on kids. Kids are feeling more pressure to achieve more pressure

01:47:12.360 in school. They're more worried about making a living than in previous years. Bull crap can't

01:47:18.820 possibly be true. Bull crap. Bull crap. I mean, I guess, I mean, look, I mean, there is some pressure,

01:47:26.780 right? But I mean, I feel like it's the reverse. Are you a doctor? I am not. Or you are a doctor.

01:47:32.900 That's true. I'm a doctor. Of humanities. Of humanities, which means I can diagnose all of

01:47:38.560 humanity. That's not what that means. I'm pretty sure it does. I didn't ask any questions. I just took

01:47:44.220 the certificate and I walked out. So here's the thing. Let's look. Let's look at what right now,

01:47:50.720 what it's like to be a kid. It's pretty sweet. In some ways, it's pretty sweet. You see the

01:47:57.140 trampoline park near my house. It's freaking amazing. If I had that thing when I was a kid,

01:48:00.100 I would be happy all the time. Yeah, pretty sweet. But they're not playing outside anymore.

01:48:04.920 They're not really connecting with nature. And nature is one thing. The ground roots you.

01:48:10.240 There's something about having your hands in the soil and the dirt and the smell of grass and

01:48:15.360 playing until you are just worn out. Being outside and being with your friends without any

01:48:23.380 kind of parental supervision or any kind of structured game. Just playing a game until it

01:48:29.620 goes dark at night and you're like, I got to get home or my mom's going to be pissed. And the next

01:48:34.620 morning you go out and your mom says, just come home before it's dark. Come home for dinner.

01:48:40.240 Right? Our kids are not doing that anymore. And our kids are spending a lot of time at home.

01:48:47.440 They're exposed now to hardcore pornography. Hardcore pornography. By the age of eight now.

01:48:57.240 Now this was something that if you were a teenage boy, you didn't really even get hardcore pornography.

01:49:04.280 You certainly didn't get videos of it. You might get the playboy that someone hides behind the garage

01:49:11.060 type of situation. This is hardcore video. At the same time, there's no church. There's no faith.

01:49:18.360 There's no community. In most cases, the community has completely broken down. At the same time,

01:49:26.060 summer jobs. Now the government is trying to make sure that kids don't get summer jobs.

01:49:31.160 Or internships. Or internships. Because who's going to hire a kid at $15 an hour? I need somebody

01:49:39.300 who I can truly depend on and has some skills because I'm going to have to let some of the

01:49:43.840 skilled workers go to be able to afford the $15 an hour. Or I just shut down my part-time people and

01:49:51.220 I just put all that extra work on the people who are earning salaries. Or make a kiosk. And then you

01:49:57.420 don't have many people. There's trophies now for every kid. There is no sense of accomplishment.

01:50:04.000 You're not first. You're not better than anybody else. You didn't accomplish anything.

01:50:08.480 Everybody is a winner. Everybody is exactly the same. And you know what? You're really the same.

01:50:15.640 Unless you're white, you're a victim. You're a victim. You've been oppressed. And if you're a

01:50:21.660 white kid, you've probably been oppressed by your white parents. You don't even know. You don't even

01:50:27.820 know that you are being oppressed because you are the oppressor now. And everyone is a victim.

01:50:35.040 And you can't do it. You can't make it. Because these guys are in the way. And you've got to get rid

01:50:40.460 of those guys. And we're the only ones that can help you now. You've got to come through us. There's

01:50:46.720 no meaning of life anymore. What does life mean? Their Planned Parenthood is in on first grade.

01:50:55.160 Their hope is that within the first 18 months after a period, a girl gets pregnant. Their hope,

01:51:04.840 their goal is to help that girl have three abortions by the time she's 30. That's their goal.

01:51:13.940 If you're a boy, you're practically worthless. We haven't fixed the problem between the sexes.

01:51:21.220 We have just reversed the problem. You were sexist against women. Okay, now we're sexist against men.

01:51:30.080 You were racist against blacks. Okay, now we're racist against whites.

01:51:34.840 It's the same problem. Except we were making some progress slowly, but surely we were making

01:51:42.320 progress. And now that's all gone out the window. You were told that the world is so oppressive

01:51:51.580 that if you were in a card store and you saw cards at the Hallmark store that said,

01:51:59.380 you're the kind of boy that I'd make a sandwich for. That's what the card says. You would write

01:52:07.280 and tweet, what the F is this? Jesus effing C. I was born in the 60s and I remember this effing stuff in

01:52:18.600 the 70s and 80s and it's still here. Mother of God, I will kill that. That was the tweet.

01:52:26.580 What? That was the tweet. I will kill because this is oppressive. Let me let me play this. A girl saw

01:52:35.960 she's probably 18 maybe. She saw a Pepe the Frog cartoon, which is supposedly racist.

01:52:46.080 I don't really care. I don't watch Pepe the Frog. I don't put Pepe the Frog. Who cares? It's a cartoon

01:52:52.860 frog. But this cartoon frog had a clown wig on top of it. Somebody put a clown wig, a cartoon clown wig

01:53:01.940 on a cartoon frog. This girl puts clown makeup on her face and this is what she records yesterday.

01:53:09.580 You're not going to take a symbol of happiness and acceptance and multiculturalism and turn it

01:53:15.380 into something racist and anti-Semitic and homophobic and transphobic. You're not going to do that on my

01:53:20.200 watch. You're not. So Pepe, he belongs to me now. Pepe the Frog with his curly ass Afro clown wig

01:53:30.640 belongs to me. Stop. That is this woman. This woman has a full-fledged meltdown. She's a teenager.

01:53:38.280 She has a meltdown over a cartoon frog in a cartoon clown wig.

01:53:47.080 We're living in a Dr. Seuss world where men are women, women are men, and neither are either.

01:53:54.360 There is no truth. There are no facts. There's only feelings. But even your feelings don't belong

01:54:00.980 to you because you've been made to feel this way by someone else. We're having our kids play games

01:54:07.840 where they're killing people online. They're demeaning each other online. There is no one-on-one

01:54:14.200 interaction. Nobody calls each other. They text. They send pictures. There is no reality. Parents are

01:54:22.520 hooked on social media and high tech. And they're, if they're in a house, and I don't care if this is

01:54:28.480 left or right, the kids are hearing their parents at respond to these tweets in ways that their mothers

01:54:34.780 would never approve. But they're responding to these tweets and they're angry themselves because

01:54:40.620 they're watching the destruction of their country. There's not going to be anything left. And it doesn't

01:54:46.240 matter which side you're on. That's what's being said in all of our homes. Now, let me ask you,

01:54:53.180 you are a 13-year-old kid. You're just starting to grow into your own body. You're being told maybe

01:54:59.580 you're not a girl. Maybe you're not a boy. There is no consequence to anything. There is nothing to

01:55:06.680 achieve. You're never going to make it. You're oppressed. Why the hell do you think they're killing

01:55:11.680 themselves? Why do you think they're depressed? It's really quite simple. And so is the solution.

01:55:27.240 thing. We are every label, occupation, race, physical characteristic, every label of honor.

01:55:46.140 All of those things are temporary. Eternally, they're temporary.

01:55:56.840 Don't label yourself.

01:56:01.420 Don't let someone else label you or your kids.

01:56:08.900 Don't put a limit on the goals that you can strive for.

01:56:14.160 Don't put a limit on the goals that you can strive for.

01:56:16.000 We're still Americans.

01:56:22.720 I had forgotten what my father had taught me.

01:56:30.040 My father taught me, as you think, so shall it be.

01:56:39.100 What are our kids thinking right now?

01:56:41.600 What were you thinking as a kid?

01:56:45.520 I'm a good, spectacular kid.

01:56:48.860 I'm a good kid.

01:56:50.340 I'm a great kid.

01:56:51.440 I'm I'm I'm I am in love with my family.

01:56:56.300 I'm in love with my sister and my brothers.

01:57:00.100 I'm a charitable kid.

01:57:01.540 You're not thinking any of those things.

01:57:03.280 You're fighting inside.

01:57:06.000 I'm fat.

01:57:06.740 I'm ugly.

01:57:07.260 I've got a pimple.

01:57:08.720 Nobody likes me.

01:57:10.000 You're fighting that all the time.

01:57:16.940 Help our kids.

01:57:19.740 Start believing again in yourself.

01:57:23.700 Start believing again in God.

01:57:26.020 Start believing again.

01:57:27.260 Not in the country, not in the flag, not in our military, not in our banking system, but in our principles.

01:57:36.100 Start believing in American principles again and God's principles.

01:57:42.380 They're interchangeable.

01:57:43.740 All right.

01:57:49.380 Listen, there was a new survey out that says that most people don't believe that Google is tracking them.

01:57:55.380 What are you insane?

01:57:57.120 Are you are you really that dumb to believe that?

01:58:01.020 Of course they are.

01:58:01.840 That's how they're that's how they get better.

01:58:04.840 Of course, they're tracking you.

01:58:06.580 They're tracking everybody.

01:58:07.720 And so is Facebook.

01:58:09.280 And so is the NSA.

01:58:10.140 And so is everybody else.

01:58:12.360 Surveillance capitalism.

01:58:14.160 I don't want any part of it.

01:58:16.220 And and that's why I have a Norton secure VPN.

01:58:19.360 You should to a virtual private network.

01:58:23.560 What this is, is this stops people from if you're in a coffee shop and you're on a Wi-Fi, nobody's going to hack in and get your stuff.

01:58:30.500 If if you just don't like the idea that everybody is tracking you all the time, you can have a virtual private network and it's easy.

01:58:38.660 You download the app.

01:58:39.840 You click on it.

01:58:40.640 You one time put in the password.

01:58:42.620 And now you're you're all your online connections on your devices.

01:58:47.040 They're all going through a VPN.

01:58:49.800 You may not know what a VPN is now, but believe me, everybody's going to know what a VPN is one day.

01:58:56.220 Probably sooner rather than later, because the creepiness is just beginning.

01:59:00.500 So it starts at three dollars and thirty three cents a month.

01:59:04.100 That's if you sign up for the year.

01:59:06.160 It is protection online for everything that you worry about people tracking or hacking into Norton dot com slash VPN.

01:59:17.860 The people who have brought you security online for a long time.

01:59:21.340 Norton now offering a VPN at Norton dot com slash VPN.

01:59:27.060 I'm glad you're here.

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The Glenn Beck Program - April 09, 2019

Time To Turn Back？｜ Guests： Mike Lee & Adam Andrzejewski ｜ 4⧸9⧸19

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