The Glenn Beck Program - Trump Just Secured America's Energy Future & NOBODY Is Talking About It？! ｜ 9⧸1⧸26

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00:01:54.040 Well, hello, America. Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program. I want to say hello and welcome to our new affiliate in Las Vegas. It's 106.9 FM. Thank you so much for listening. Also, WBAL in Baltimore also added this week. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you for everything and spreading the word. Thanks for picking up the Glenn Beck Program.

00:02:17.360 OK, got a lot on our plate today. I want to start with data centers because yesterday, you know, Donald Trump came out and it was almost I think he might be a little frustrated.

00:02:29.760 He might be a little frustrated. He is changing the world. He is doing so much.

00:02:35.060 He just had, you know, what was it? Fifty six billion barrels of oil that he made the deal for.

00:02:41.140 And everybody's like, oh, yeah, whatever.

00:02:45.560 And so he might be a little frustrated because he got on the data center thing.

00:02:48.680 And I think he made a strategic error on how he dealt with the data center.

00:02:52.940 And so I want to talk to you about the data centers.

00:02:57.020 The way I think that people need to start talking about data centers in America.

00:03:03.100 Also, we're going to talk about the RNC not spending any money on Paxton in Texas.

00:03:09.140 What are you going to give Texas away?

00:03:11.140 is that i mean just to make yourself happy you're going to give texas away

00:03:14.560 uh we'll see 15 000 votes we've been here before and i'll tell you about it

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00:04:41.720 yesterday morning that the only reason that any American community wouldn't want a data center

00:04:49.320 is because it wants to end up backward and poor. Let data reign. Plenty other places want them. He

00:04:58.100 said kill the golden goose and you'll have only yourselves to blame china can't believe its luck

00:05:03.420 this is coming from a guy i think is very frustrated uh very frustrated because the

00:05:08.840 press is not reporting on the things that he is doing and nobody's giving it perspective

00:05:13.560 few hours later the vice president stood on the tarmac and answered a different question than the

00:05:19.740 one the president had answered okay he said data centers are an important part of the ai economy

00:05:27.100 And then he said, you know, they have to build the power plants along with them.

00:05:32.960 And he put a number on it.

00:05:34.800 About 99% of the backlash, he said, is coming from places where data center means a higher electric bill for the people who live there.

00:05:43.160 If you build one, he said, you should be putting power back into the grid, not taking it out.

00:05:48.160 Now, both men are telling the truth, but they're answering different people.

00:05:52.460 the president is answering Beijing and he is right and the stakes are not small if we lose this race

00:06:02.300 we don't get a rematch it's over and that is the truth now the vice president is also speaking the

00:06:10.920 truth he's answering to a woman in sterling heights who just opened her utility bill in

00:06:15.800 July and sat down at the kitchen table and did the math twice and there she's like what what is

00:06:21.040 happening. I can't afford this. And he's right as well. Now, here's the thing about telling that

00:06:27.960 woman that she's a dummy. She isn't. She's early. And she's not alone.

00:06:37.200 Last week, this story flipped. The Wall Street Journal found the building trades entering this

00:06:44.760 fight from the other side. So all of the labor unions that building, the steam fitters, local

00:06:50.660 602 the men who run all of the mechanical piping in virginia maryland washington they sent a memo

00:06:58.000 to their members drawing what they called a clear line and they said we will not support politicians

00:07:02.820 who oppose these facilities their words not mine their words this is an existential moment for local

00:07:10.140 602 their business manager said the quiet part plainly his members knock the doors

00:07:19.500 his members helped pay for the campaigns and both are now conditional

00:07:25.960 kansas is even sharper a rail workers board representing 6 000 people backed the democrat

00:07:34.080 for government uh for governor for generations on the 16th of august august they endorsed the

00:07:40.980 republican for the first time the reason the data centers so this is not elites versus america

00:07:49.480 OK, this is the pipe fitter with a mortgage against a retiree with an electric bill.

00:07:56.520 Both of them are right.

00:07:58.700 And the only people who benefit from keeping them apart are the ones running the ads nine weeks before an election.

00:08:06.220 Now, nobody in this fight is doing the one thing that Americans can do that would end it.

00:08:13.220 And that is, and hear me clearly, negotiating.

00:08:19.480 The president needs to hear.

00:08:29.480 You're the greatest negotiator of all time.

00:08:31.960 You literally wrote the book on this.

00:08:36.820 Teach the American people how to negotiate.

00:08:42.360 1872, Los Angeles, dusty cow town.

00:08:45.740 Nobody is there.

00:08:46.380 There's 6,000 people in Los Angeles.

00:08:48.180 There's no harbor there. There's no river worth the name. And the Southern Pacific was building

00:08:54.380 a railroad east towards Yuma and Los Angeles knew the town that goes, that gets the railroad,

00:09:02.020 the end of the railroad, that's the town that survives and grows. Okay. So they lobbied

00:09:08.160 Washington so hard that Congress wrote it into the charter. The line had to run through Los

00:09:13.940 Angeles they had it in writing and as if that wasn't enough because the railroad came back

00:09:18.820 and named a price anyway five percent of the assessed value of everything in the county

00:09:24.180 the land in town for the depot the little rail line the town had built with its own money

00:09:29.980 down to the harbor the only railroad they owned they had to hand it over okay well if I were

00:09:39.520 living in los angeles i'd be like no i don't think so i don't think so but the argument would be we

00:09:44.400 need the railroad here just give it to them no no i don't care if the railroad you you do care

00:09:52.080 if the railroad doesn't go there this was exactly the same argument okay

00:09:56.720 but they didn't say no but they also didn't roll over they put together a committee of the

00:10:05.640 toughest men they had. They had a former governor, they had a merchant, a banker, and those men sat

00:10:12.000 across the table from the most powerful corporation in all of California for the better part of a

00:10:17.200 year. And when they came back, the package had things in it Los Angeles wanted and the railroad

00:10:24.200 hadn't offered. They all of a sudden got a branch line south to Anaheim, an east line through the

00:10:32.260 San Gabriel Valley, a depot built inside the city by the railroad. Then they did something

00:10:39.720 that somehow or another we have forgotten to do. They put it on the ballot. It was November 5th,

00:10:46.740 1872. 1,896 votes yes, 724 no. A county of maybe 15,000 people voted to hand over $600,000.

00:11:00.100 dollars. Four years later, the line came through the mountains and connected, and everything you

00:11:07.140 know about Southern California follows that vote. So they negotiated, they negotiated hard, they got

00:11:13.540 a good deal. Then they put it up for a vote for the people, and then the people had to be convinced

00:11:19.360 yes or no. They could have voted no, but it was up to the people in the end. Los Angeles is not

00:11:26.760 there because God put a harbor there. Los Angeles is there because a town of 6,000 people paid a

00:11:33.200 fortune it didn't have for a seat at the table it had not been invited to. But look where you're

00:11:40.260 sitting. You don't have to pay for it. They're coming to you. They need your land. The railroad

00:11:48.780 didn't need Los Angeles. Los Angeles needed the railroad. They need your land. They need your

00:11:56.240 substation. They need your transmission corridor. They need three signatures from your county

00:12:02.900 commission. Los Angeles would have given anything for that position. And we're just spending it all

00:12:11.040 on the word no for free. Why would you say no? I mean, okay, no, wait a minute. Wait a minute.

00:12:18.780 I don't mean it that way.

00:12:20.940 I understand why you might say no, but why would you lead with no?

00:12:27.040 You have leverage Los Angeles never had,

00:12:32.360 and you're handing all of that leverage back unused.

00:12:36.820 You may still in the end say no, but at least use your leverage.

00:12:43.140 Do you need a hospital in your county?

00:12:45.380 Ask for it.

00:12:46.600 You want all the county roads rebuilt?

00:12:48.780 not just the one truck route to the gate ask for it you need all your property taxes gone

00:12:57.020 you need a whole new school district 20 off of the residential rate for your electricity bill

00:13:05.740 forever a written guarantee that not one dollar of the transmission transmission upgrade lands on a

00:13:13.580 single ratepayer inside the county line, you just ask for it. Don't let anybody tell you that's a

00:13:21.340 fantasy because it's not. It's already happening. You know, Lancaster, Pennsylvania negotiated over

00:13:27.340 $20 million in commitments. Cedar Rapids wrote an agreement where the city, not the company,

00:13:33.540 decides how the money gets spent. The company gets input, but no veto. El Paso traded a property

00:13:39.960 tax abatement for a road package and a requirement that the company publish every year exactly how

00:13:47.460 much electricity and water it uses. Texas now makes the big loads pay for the transmission

00:13:53.740 cost up front. New Jersey created a whole separate rate class for these facilities to pay for their

00:14:01.020 own power. 42 utility tariffs have already been approved around the company to keep it off your

00:14:08.080 bill. In January, Microsoft volunteered to cover all of its own electricity, cut its water use

00:14:15.320 and skip all of the tax breaks. Tax breaks? You shouldn't even be thinking about a tax break

00:14:21.520 for them. Well, we ought to bring this big corporation in and we're going to give it

00:14:26.800 tax break. No tax breaks for them. None. I want the tax revenue from them and I want them to

00:14:34.500 build a hospital or i want them to make sure that whatever the electricity cost goes to it's being

00:14:41.160 cut by 20 by them they're paying 20 of it that's that that is the thing that americans really need

00:14:52.300 because they're both right both donald trump and jd vance were right yesterday both of them were

00:15:00.520 saying the one true thing we must have these data centers or we lose we lose to China we have to

00:15:09.700 have them now you don't have to have them in your county but is there anything in your county that

00:15:16.380 you need ask them ask for the moon what's the worst they can say no okay well we were going to

00:15:25.680 say no to you anyway so it doesn't matter to us look i'm telling you i never negotiate and people

00:15:33.320 don't understand this but it has done a great service for me i do not negotiate i hate negotiating

00:15:39.360 i take a completely different approach i make promises promises i can keep negotiation gets

00:15:47.680 too weird for me i can say i i sit down and if i were a county i'd be sitting down at the table

00:15:53.260 and I've talked to everybody in the county and said, what do we need? What do we need? What are

00:15:57.900 the dreams it would take to get this done? We need a hospital. We need some schools. And I want

00:16:02.520 no property tax from here until eternity. No property tax. Great. Okay. So then I sit in

00:16:09.280 front of them and I say, look, I need no property tax. I need a hospital and I need the electricity

00:16:17.200 cost or whatever it is. And I might add a few other things. And I can tell you if I don't hit

00:16:21.680 three out of the five, the answer is no. And that's a promise. I'm not negotiating with you.

00:16:27.720 I'm giving you five things. I need to hit three of those or we're not in. And I mean it.

00:16:35.700 I'm telling you, when you negotiate and you are making promises, it takes all of the pressure off.

00:16:44.060 You're not like, you just have to make sure you're willing to walk away from the table. If you're

00:16:48.520 willing to walk away to the table and you know what the bottom line is, sit at the table. Sit

00:16:53.960 at any table. You have no idea what's happening. I just know what my price is. You can hit that.

00:17:01.180 Okay, let's do it. Now, I've been told by everybody, you're not going to do that. And

00:17:06.280 that's fine if you don't want to. Go find another county. We don't need you that bad. We don't want

00:17:12.240 you here. But I've talked to the people of the county and this is what it would take. And so

00:17:16.660 that's it. Hit three out of the five. That's what we have to do.

00:17:27.540 If we don't do this, see, the problem is we have so many people, we've spent years

00:17:33.020 accusing the other side of ramming things through and telling people their concerns are imaginary.

00:17:39.120 You don't get to be right about that and then post to anybody who asks a question, you know, well, you just want to be poor.

00:17:48.620 No, you don't.

00:17:51.180 You can stop calling it an AI data center and start calling it a power plant with a customer attached, which is closer to true.

00:18:00.360 And it won't survive one bad utility bill.

00:18:04.180 The word follows the invoice.

00:18:07.000 And one more thing, the small towns and the mid-side cities, the other side has gone all in because it pulls for nine weeks.

00:18:16.340 It's a good midterm play.

00:18:19.240 Terrible, terrible, terrible decades follow that, but it's good for the midterms.

00:18:25.820 Those big cities are shredding people and shredding revenue and hiding it.

00:18:29.960 and they're about to shred the one industrial build of our lifetime because it's good for the

00:18:36.940 midterms, which means it's sitting there for you. There's going to be a town somewhere in Ohio or

00:18:43.740 Michigan or Wyoming that comes out of this with a new hospital, a rebuilt water system, no property

00:18:48.680 tax, per capita growth numbers that embarrass Chicago, and it won't be the town that shouted

00:18:54.320 the loudest. It'll be the town that showed up with a lawyer, a list, and a number. Los Angeles

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00:20:21.360 all righty let me check in with uh jason hello jason how are you hello sir doing well good i

00:20:37.360 know you've been talking to the insiders already and you've been following them already what uh

00:20:41.440 what's on your plate today what are they talking about well data centers are definitely driving

00:20:46.320 the vast majority of the conversation right now and and i i completely get where a lot of our

00:20:52.080 uh subscribers are coming from on this some people before it seemed like a lot more were dead set

00:20:57.300 against them um and less were willing to allow this debate to go forward and approve of them

00:21:03.340 it seems kind of like it's switching a little bit and i've written down a ton of comments

00:21:07.220 a lot more seem to be in favor of them and they love your uh well i say i would say that they

00:21:13.420 seem to be more in favor of them cautiously and like your negotiating uh you know angle to this

00:21:19.480 this is more power handed to these small communities than they've ever had before

00:21:25.900 remember every time the railroad is a great example you needed a railroad that's coming

00:21:32.580 into town um and you back then they wanted those because they knew it was like the highway what

00:21:39.480 happened to Route 66? It bypassed. The highway bypassed Route 66 and everything died along the

00:21:46.660 way. This one, they're coming to you and they're saying, please let us build this here. Please let

00:21:52.580 us build it. You have more power than you've ever had to negotiate for the things that you want.

00:21:57.860 You can't get your politicians to cut your property tax. Put me at the negotiating table

00:22:05.140 with these guys. I'll get your property tax cut. I'll get your property tax eliminated. And by the

00:22:11.200 way, that has happened in cities already. So this is not a pipe dream. This is what's happening.

00:22:19.180 Put together the toughest negotiation team and then say, hey, all you guys who want to build

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00:24:15.540 I've been running

00:24:16.700 so far behind today.

00:24:18.160 I just had to light my candle, because I like a candle burning around me, because it calms me down.

00:24:28.040 So, okay, so I'm ready to deal with the show now.

00:24:32.640 I'm sorry, I got here really early, and one thing after another happened to me today,

00:24:39.420 causing me all kinds of stress of getting here later than I wanted to.

00:24:44.820 And then about, I don't know, Jason, when was it?

00:24:47.880 About 45 minutes before the show, the phone rings, and it's the president.

00:24:51.860 And I had been saying to Jason, I was like, cancel all my meetings beforehand.

00:24:56.160 I can't talk to this person.

00:24:57.300 I can't talk to this person.

00:24:58.860 Cancel the producer call.

00:25:00.400 I can't do that.

00:25:01.280 And then the phone rings, and it's the president.

00:25:03.040 And you're like, Mr. President, how are you?

00:25:05.960 Glenn, can you talk for a minute?

00:25:07.900 I've got all the time in the world.

00:25:09.380 So what are you going to say?

00:25:10.700 No, I just don't.

00:25:12.740 and um i will tell you i don't want to talk about our conversation i i do want to talk about what i

00:25:21.320 sensed from the president yesterday um he announced that he had signed agreements with nine additional

00:25:29.780 pharmaceutical companies uh to offer discounted drugs to state medicaid programs in total these

00:25:36.440 agreements are projected to save americans more than 600 billion dollars over a very short period

00:25:42.060 of time with today's announcement we now have 26 companies representing 90 of the domestic

00:25:48.480 pharmaceutical market and the other 10 are also coming in they have no choice at this point

00:25:54.900 he's talking about drugs that were costing people 150 costing 10 now okay and he's using the free

00:26:01.940 market to do it um and you know he said to me did you see this today and i said yes sir i did see

00:26:09.600 the press conference. And he's like, nobody's reporting on this. And then we started talking

00:26:16.480 about other things. And he's like, why is no one talking about this? And do you see what happened

00:26:23.080 with the oil? And I said, yes, sir. And he's like, billions of barrels, Glenn, billions,

00:26:29.540 not millions, billions. That sets the country up for a century, a century. And I really sensed

00:26:39.580 that he is, he's a little disconnected, I want to be really careful on this because I don't want to

00:26:48.300 speak for him, but this is the sense I got. He's a little disconnected from the politics of all of

00:26:56.060 it because of what he's doing. He is so, he is, he's up before me and in bed after me, and I,

00:27:08.740 you know i work a long day that guy is constantly working and everything he is doing i'm telling you

00:27:15.420 i've never seen a president do more than this president and i've never seen a president that

00:27:21.380 is working for you can disagree with him but he is not working to enrich his son hunter

00:27:28.540 he is working every day to make sure america survives and thrives in the next century

00:27:36.720 and all of the things i mean i i said to mr president the problem is the storyline nobody

00:27:43.840 understands the storyline i said i'm putting chalkboards together every day i'm talking to

00:27:49.360 the audience every day about how i mean when i saw when i saw what he did in venezuela the week

00:27:56.900 that carney said ah we got him look at our oil now this is what we did in venezuela is not going

00:28:03.140 to help us for another 10 years. Okay. It's not going to turn things around for 10 years. It is

00:28:08.040 going to help our strategic oil or petroleum reserve, which is huge, but you're not going to

00:28:15.040 feel that impact because we have to rebuild the fields there. We have to start pumping it out of

00:28:20.220 the ground faster, but we have billions of barrels that are ours now. Okay. And he just did this,

00:28:27.440 the biggest deal this is like it's like when uh who was it truman did alaska was it truman

00:28:34.900 made the deal for alaska that people didn't realize at the time how big that was okay it's

00:28:44.760 the same thing this is the biggest oil deal of all time and i said when i when i saw that

00:28:50.240 and i know what you're doing in the middle east i know that we are i know that we are

00:28:57.040 i know that we are doing things let's use this like um building pipelines

00:29:05.160 to avoid the strait of hormuz and that in 2027 those pipelines open 2028 they're fully open

00:29:13.960 and you don't need the strait of hormuz and we're doing other things to make sure that we completely

00:29:20.200 cut Iran out of the picture, but those things take time. I see them. And what he's doing is

00:29:27.560 he's working on all of these and you're feeling the pressure right now. And if you're feeling

00:29:34.840 the pressure, I wouldn't dismiss that. I don't dismiss that. I think about how the average

00:29:42.080 person, every time I buy something, every time I'm at a grocery store, every time I had a gas

00:29:48.420 station and I fill up, I think to myself, how is the average American affording this?

00:29:53.880 I don't know.

00:29:55.240 I really don't.

00:29:58.480 I wrote a note to the president and just said, look, in the old days, people who believed

00:30:12.240 in the church, people who believed in Christ, when the Pope or the church or the king made

00:30:25.020 the case to the people and said, we are going to build a cathedral, but it's not going to

00:30:31.600 be finished in your lifetime, it's going to take 150 years, so your great-grandchildren

00:30:39.380 will be able to have mass in here people built it they built it they built it because they

00:30:47.380 believed in something and they knew what each stone meant as they put it into place right now

00:30:54.600 because of our crappy ass media because of distortion of lies of unbelievable propaganda

00:31:03.720 This whole data center, gang, you're being lied to by China.

00:31:08.840 Most of this is propaganda from China.

00:31:16.380 When people see the vision, oh, we're building a cathedral, and they believe in God,

00:31:22.200 they will carry the weight of that stone, even though it won't benefit them.

00:31:27.340 You're not talking about three generations.

00:31:29.060 You're talking about 10 years, 5 years, 20 years, maximum.

00:31:33.020 people just need to see it.

00:31:35.740 And unfortunately, nobody is able to paint that picture.

00:31:40.300 Nobody is willing to do it.

00:31:41.880 And the press is doing the exact opposite,

00:31:44.820 saying all of this stuff doesn't matter.

00:31:49.000 Hopefully, you know, hopefully,

00:31:52.980 hopefully these things will start to change.

00:32:00.920 Hopefully, and this is why I tell you these things every day, not just so you can understand them, but hopefully you will pass this on to somebody else.

00:32:10.120 That's why liking and sharing things, when you see things that make sense, that explain something so you understand it, that's why sharing that is so important.

00:32:21.780 It's like liking and following and watching it all the way through matters because the algorithm changes and then more people can be educated.

00:32:29.920 that's my job to help educate.

00:32:33.500 It's not my job to help educate you

00:32:35.260 and play front man for the president.

00:32:38.100 That's his job.

00:32:39.060 That's the White House's job.

00:32:41.020 But it is my job to try to help explain what's going on.

00:32:43.740 And with the data centers,

00:32:45.960 Jason, you're seeing a change on the insiders.

00:32:50.100 Ricky, I'd like you to weigh in on this.

00:32:52.580 There seems to be a change to some degree.

00:32:56.340 People are starting to say,

00:32:57.820 wait a minute, wait a minute.

00:32:59.920 maybe we should consider the data centers.

00:33:03.880 Yeah, a pretty big change.

00:33:06.580 And I think right now the majority,

00:33:08.540 they have more of an issue with their governments,

00:33:12.280 whether it be state, local city, or federal,

00:33:16.100 that are belittling some of their concerns

00:33:20.380 or making fun of them for some of their concerns.

00:33:24.120 That's what they always do.

00:33:25.220 That's why I think that's why

00:33:26.900 what President Trump tweeted yesterday

00:33:29.080 hit so, just hit like an out-of-tune piano.

00:33:34.320 He said those things and you're like,

00:33:35.820 whoa, whoa, what was that?

00:33:37.460 Because that's not him.

00:33:39.200 That's not the way he deals with people.

00:33:41.300 That's not the way he sees you.

00:33:43.140 He doesn't talk down.

00:33:44.200 That's why you like him.

00:33:45.320 He doesn't talk down to you.

00:33:46.720 That's what the other side does.

00:33:48.300 He doesn't.

00:33:49.360 So there's frustration there.

00:33:51.180 But I think people, if they start to understand,

00:33:54.980 wait a minute, because you have the power,

00:33:59.080 Not your city council, not your county council.

00:34:02.580 You do if you show up for those meetings.

00:34:07.760 Yeah.

00:34:08.420 And just to show you how the shift has gone,

00:34:11.880 several thousand have voted in this poll that we have up at the torch right now at glenbeck.com slash torch.

00:34:18.520 And the vast majority are either in favor of building data centers or cautious on data centers and need more debate,

00:34:27.680 which i think is a perfectly fine viewpoint at this point the only the the last choice is against

00:34:33.000 them entirely and there's only around 60 votes for that at the moment which is way different than

00:34:38.720 this was let's say three months ago ricky yeah i mean i'm not surprised that most of america is

00:34:46.260 cautious about data centers when you have ai tech lords who are socially retarded telling people how

00:34:51.740 they're going to lose their jobs and you know and you'll just be on universal basic income in a few

00:34:55.740 years. I get it. However, there are already good news stories coming from small town mayors

00:35:02.220 who were poor and are now rich. Let me just give you one from a few weeks ago. Ellendale Mayor Don

00:35:08.220 Flaherty told me the town collected about $400,000 in annual sales tax revenue. In just the first

00:35:13.080 seven months of 2026, it reaped $3.5 million. And now they're saying they can afford to repave the

00:35:19.420 streets, renovate its senior center, finance a new public safety complex, establish walking trails,

00:35:24.640 and refer to this historic opera house.

00:35:26.740 Tell these stories.

00:35:27.680 Get these mayors in front of the public,

00:35:29.880 not the AI tech lords.

00:35:31.560 I got to tell you,

00:35:32.560 I live in a small town in Idaho

00:35:35.180 and I don't want any of the farmland touched.

00:35:39.640 I don't want any of the farmland touched

00:35:41.060 and there's lots of farmland,

00:35:42.300 but there are places

00:35:43.240 and I think they just rejected

00:35:44.700 a data center around my ranch

00:35:48.740 and I'm disappointed.

00:35:50.200 I understand it

00:35:50.900 because it's a very small town

00:35:52.660 and everybody's like,

00:35:53.300 I don't want a bunch of people living here. I don't want the city. And I get that. If that's

00:35:57.680 your reason, I get that entirely. But there are small towns that are in decay that could have

00:36:06.420 taxes rolling in. This is the first time in my lifetime that I've seen these big corporations.

00:36:11.840 What do big corporations always do? Big corporations always come to town and they're like,

00:36:16.060 well, we'll build here. We're going to create all these jobs, but we need tax incentives.

00:36:20.320 no not this time not this time jack this time you are not going to build this on your back

00:36:29.340 you set the before they had you you want you want facebook to come to town and bring all these jobs

00:36:36.780 you want somebody to come to town build all these jobs make all these jobs it'll be great we'll put

00:36:41.380 your city on the map but it's going to cost you we don't want to pay taxes for 20 years now you

00:36:46.340 can say to them and say, you know what? That's great. We're going to have you pay taxes. You're

00:36:50.240 also going to build roads and you're going to reduce everybody's property tax. We're going to

00:36:54.520 get rid of property tax. Are you going to repave all of the, whatever it is you want.

00:37:00.400 This is a boon to those cities and those counties that don't mind changing the makeup and having

00:37:08.900 more people move into their town. Those, all those towns that are just dust towns now that are

00:37:16.060 dying to rebuild dying to do something so their town comes back this is your opportunity you

00:37:23.800 should be calling them you know what we're willing to make a deal i mean we're not going to we're not

00:37:30.260 we're not passing we're not going to just roll over but we're willing to make a deal we've seen

00:37:33.780 you're making deals with other people we have a price it's pretty high but if you're interested

00:37:38.780 call us and hang up the phone and if they call you back great if they don't don't call back again

00:37:44.560 because you'll show weakness, but I'm telling you, negotiate. This is the first time in my lifetime

00:37:50.940 I have seen this power in the hands of the American people, not the overlords, in the hands

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00:44:14.380 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

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00:44:38.120 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

00:44:39.940 We're glad you're here.

00:44:40.800 Now, I've got some really good news.

00:44:44.900 And not something that we necessarily have been preparing for.

00:44:52.520 It's not something anybody's been working for.

00:44:54.980 And it just fell into our lap.

00:44:57.060 And it was announced by Canadian television yesterday.

00:44:59.300 And I think we need to have a celebration.

00:45:02.960 I mean, I really, I'm not a drinking man for several reasons.

00:45:06.760 One, I'm an alcoholic.

00:45:07.760 I start drinking and I won't stop.

00:45:09.820 But there may be an exception in the big book here for drinking based on this news.

00:45:16.320 All right, I've got to share it in 60 seconds.

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00:46:40.600 All right.

00:46:42.260 I'm just going to start with CTV, Canadian television, giving us the very good news.

00:46:49.940 Listen to this.

00:46:51.760 The Trump administration's crackdown on post-secondary education south of the border has Canada seizing an opportunity, recruiting dozens of professors away from American colleges and universities.

00:47:03.820 Stop, stop, just stop right there. That alone, right? That alone. Oh, no. Could we have a shortage of college professors? No, but that one would cut both ways, wouldn't it?

00:47:17.840 I mean, you need some really smart college professor.

00:47:20.540 You just don't want to lose any college professor.

00:47:22.340 Which college professors are we about to lose?

00:47:27.360 The Trump administration's crackdown on post-secondary education south of the border

00:47:32.540 has Canada seizing an opportunity,

00:47:35.360 recruiting dozens of professors away from American colleges and universities.

00:47:40.000 CTV's Garrett Berry on Ottawa's big spend to get top talent into this country.

00:47:45.760 Of the 64 academics lured by federal funding to universities across the country,

00:47:51.580 three quarters, 48 of them, are leaving the United States behind.

00:47:56.520 Most of the professors will see $1 million a year in funding for eight years.

00:48:01.540 For Seth Geikema, it cemented an opportunity at Western University's Canadian Severe Storms Laboratory.

00:48:08.280 On the U.S. side, it's gotten much harder to fund, or at least gotten more unstable,

00:48:12.580 to try to fund work at the intersection of climate adaptation,

00:48:15.800 severe storms, and equity.

00:48:17.720 So there's both a pull and a push.

00:48:20.640 You starting to feel it?

00:48:22.580 Keep going.

00:48:23.540 Keep going.

00:48:25.080 Is that it?

00:48:26.320 So here's the thing.

00:48:27.720 Here's the thing.

00:48:31.460 We're losing professors to Canada,

00:48:33.540 and they're recruiting because there's a questionnaire going around

00:48:36.680 attached to U.S.-funded grants,

00:48:39.040 and the CBC printed all the questions.

00:48:42.580 And here they are.

00:48:43.940 Can you confirm this is not a DEI project or contains no DEI elements?

00:48:51.140 Can you confirm this is not a climate or environmental justice project?

00:48:56.100 And my favorite, because I would like to see that checkbox, does your project defend women from gender ideology?

00:49:05.400 This is a real form our government had to send out.

00:49:09.380 okay so somewhere today there's a man in a lab trying to determine whether his fruit flies

00:49:16.340 defend women from gender ideology

00:49:18.860 canada put that sign in your window come north we'll pay fine take them take them

00:49:30.320 nobody i'm not going to be standing at the border wringing my hands i'll help all the dei and

00:49:35.500 gender equality and all of those guys I'll help them pack I'll carry the boxes down to the car

00:49:41.800 I'll do it I have a bad back I'll do it I won't carry their piano but all their boxes I'll do it

00:49:47.540 but I will tell you this Canada I I am not willing I'm not willing to give up these

00:49:54.340 oh man we're gonna have a shortage of DEI I'm not willing to do it for nothing

00:50:00.000 So I have a proposal. I would like an exchange program. Let's call it the Rainbow Bridge, which is actually the bridge in Niagara Falls. I suggest we meet on the Rainbow Bridge midnight, fog coming off the water, two black sedans, one on each end with the headlights on, the doors open, and then we walk them out slowly to the center line, one at a time.

00:50:30.000 From our side, we're going to send you the Associate Vice Provost for Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion and Belonging.

00:50:38.840 We'll send over the dean who's never, ever taught a class, has a staff of nine, and a strategic plan that uses the word reimagining four times.

00:50:49.280 We're going to send the entire subfield studying the intersection of climate anxiety and gender performativity, which is a real thing.

00:50:58.880 You can actually get a doctrine in it.

00:51:00.460 I'm not making that up.

00:51:02.540 It's also never cured anything.

00:51:04.540 I'm going to walk that guy over.

00:51:06.580 I'm going to do it.

00:51:07.440 It's going to be against my will.

00:51:09.240 I'm going to walk him up to you.

00:51:11.180 And you can take him.

00:51:12.020 You can take the whole department.

00:51:13.860 I'll throw in the lanyards and the standing desks and the quiet safe rooms for you.

00:51:21.300 But here's our side of the ledger.

00:51:24.500 I want, what's her name?

00:51:26.140 Tamara Litch, I think her name was.

00:51:28.880 I want Chris Barber, 18 months of house arrest for a traffic jam.

00:51:35.620 Remember the traffic jams that they were causing because of all the truckers during COVID?

00:51:40.380 Remember that?

00:51:41.240 They got 18 months for a traffic jam.

00:51:44.440 Now the crown is appealing it because 18 months wasn't enough.

00:51:50.160 They want seven years for her and eight years for him.

00:51:54.100 We'll take him.

00:51:55.240 We'll take him.

00:51:55.780 we want everyone whose bank account got frozen in Canada at the sentencing hearing the judge

00:52:02.020 the judge was startled to learn that Barber's accounts had been frozen asked out loud wait a

00:52:09.300 minute well who froze his account the judge the courtroom gasped she was the last person in the

00:52:16.060 building to find out sent us all of them okay we have banks here banks here and most of them still

00:52:21.960 kind of work. We want all your pastors that you arrested. We want the men who lost their business

00:52:28.580 because they wouldn't ask a customer for papers. And while we're at it, send us all your Jews,

00:52:35.600 okay? You don't seem to like them, you know? About 7,000 anti-Semitic incidents in 2025,

00:52:44.380 the highest number since they started counting, okay? By the end of July this year, they had

00:52:50.520 documented 27 violent incidents in all of last year there were 10

00:52:56.400 synagogue in von shot at in april kosher restaurant in montreal burned to the ground

00:53:04.760 first of august jews are one percent of canada one percent and they absorb more than 70 percent

00:53:12.240 of all the religious motivated hate crimes in the country so we'll take all your jews too

00:53:16.300 I know I know we're suckers we'll take the Jews and we'll take all your truckers and all the

00:53:22.420 people that you arrested for that crime of standing up and saying you don't control me

00:53:27.220 I don't think that's a free country you're starting to act like fascist

00:53:30.560 and in exchange we'll give you our DEI professors

00:53:36.160 oh my gosh this is just too this is just too great it's just too great that's the deal okay

00:53:50.200 you get the gender study chairs we get the truckers and the pastors and the people who

00:53:54.180 can read the handwriting on the wall you know we've never traded for people i mean we have

00:53:58.620 in our spy trade but you know well i shouldn't say that spy trade and then once in 1776 the

00:54:06.060 british landed on staten island 30 000 men about 9 000 of them are germans now these are all hired

00:54:12.280 guys okay they didn't care they were rented out by their prince and shipped across the ocean to

00:54:17.880 shoot the farmers they had never met okay congress didn't have an army we didn't have an army that

00:54:23.140 could beat them so on the 14th of august congress made him an offer 50 acres of land the right to

00:54:30.060 worship however you pleased and the rights and privileges of being a native-born citizen

00:54:34.980 Then the second resolution, drafted by Thomas Jefferson.

00:54:38.840 A hundred acres for a sergeant who brings officers with him.

00:54:43.480 Still more if you brought more men with you, okay?

00:54:48.000 Then comes the good part.

00:54:49.740 They had this translated into German and printed up.

00:54:53.500 And they knew they couldn't just hand out these flyers because the German officers will see them.

00:54:57.380 They needed to give them to the men.

00:54:58.400 So Franklin wrote to General Gates explaining the trick.

00:55:01.940 What they did was they printed this offer on the back of sheets, and a tobaccoist would then wrap the pinch of tobacco in the sheet, and then it would drift into the Hessian camp, and the soldiers would tear the papers apart, and they would read them as they were, you know, packing their tobacco.

00:55:23.300 That was the entire operation.

00:55:24.700 No bridge, no fog, no swap.

00:55:26.860 A leaflet stuffed with tobacco and an offer.

00:55:30.020 You know how many took it?

00:55:30.860 thousands they walked away from the greatest army on earth to farm in pennsylvania and virginia

00:55:38.160 that's our country we don't trade for people because we've never had to really we we've never

00:55:44.780 given we've never had a country or a time where you had permission to leave you can leave at any

00:55:50.920 time oh gosh darn it we're gonna miss this da da professors oh gender studies it's gonna be

00:55:57.700 weekend? What? Oh, well, we can't stop them from going north. Sucks to be America, doesn't it?

00:56:05.880 Okay. You only need a bridge when nobody will come on his own and nobody will go without a

00:56:11.460 signature. So keep the bridge. Take the deans. Go with our blessing. God bless you, Canada.

00:56:18.140 They're going to fit right in with you. You're going to love each other. You're going to be

00:56:21.460 great while you last. You will.

00:56:24.360 You will. And everybody else

00:56:26.120 up there, no swap, no

00:56:27.960 paperwork, nothing you have to be traded

00:56:29.960 for. The offer is the same one we printed in

00:56:32.000 German 250 years ago.

00:56:34.520 You know, land if you can afford it.

00:56:36.520 Your own God, worshipped

00:56:38.140 in your own way.

00:56:39.880 The rights of a native-born

00:56:41.840 citizen, if you do the right thing,

00:56:43.860 you play by the rules.

00:56:46.780 Come down. We'll keep the

00:56:48.100 light on. Our door swings both directions.

00:56:50.040 Although, I'm not sure, because I feel like those professors are betraying us.

00:56:56.340 I'm not sure if we'll allow them back in.

00:56:58.560 What a betrayal.

00:57:00.860 I'm so pissed that they're leaving.

00:57:02.640 I say they can never come back.

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00:58:29.580 Ricky, I just got a note in my OneNote, and it says,

00:58:33.500 this custom design won't last forever.

00:58:35.220 We're making these custom, and then it has a blank picture.

00:58:39.360 I don't have a picture.

00:58:40.220 What are we selling it?

00:58:41.380 I blame Microsoft.

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00:58:57.140 glennbeckshop.com uh that's kind of in honor of what's been happening in the last week or so with

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00:59:14.620 How come we're importing all this meat

00:59:16.080 and we're not giving a break to our ranchers and our farmers here?

00:59:20.340 Farm to table, all of that stuff.

00:59:22.160 So we did, and little did I expect or know that it was going to happen.

00:59:27.220 He announced it on Friday.

00:59:29.800 The Secretary of Agriculture was on yesterday.

00:59:32.800 They're rolling it out all this week, and it's really good news.

00:59:35.800 For anybody who believes in farm to table, I mean, I've got to tell you,

00:59:39.800 in some ways it's so weird in some ways i've adopted so many hippie things that i always

00:59:49.060 have rejected my whole life like you know our food is poison i i mean you know with what the

00:59:56.400 things that here's one i've changed rfk jr gets it what how did that when did that happen um and

01:00:06.340 he's he is what he's doing um i think with our food and the food pyramid and everything else

01:00:12.460 i i think is right i think is right i've adopted all of these hippie things like farm to table

01:00:18.420 i think processed food i never said this before i was like better living through pharmaceuticals

01:00:24.640 um you know you know what the problem with this cereal is it doesn't have enough petroleum in it

01:00:30.180 You know, that was me 40 years ago.

01:00:32.780 Now I get it.

01:00:34.840 And yet the hippies are the ones who are like, no, I like the big corporations.

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01:01:12.860 at UVU next week

01:01:14.980 of Charlie Kirk

01:01:15.920 you're going to have to have tickets

01:01:18.700 they learned last year

01:01:21.020 just come one come all

01:01:22.700 wasn't necessarily a good thing

01:01:24.320 So I'm going to be at UVU where Charlie was a year ago.

01:01:29.900 You can get your tickets at charliekirklegacy.com.

01:01:33.440 It'll take place on 910 at 630 Mountain Time.

01:01:38.060 Doors opening at 430 Mountain Time.

01:01:41.280 I'll be at the UCCU Center on the campus of UVU.

01:01:46.440 That is next Thursday or next Friday?

01:01:51.300 That's next Thursday.

01:01:52.020 That's next Thursday.

01:01:54.320 And so I hope to see you there.

01:01:57.560 I haven't put together what I'm going to say yet.

01:02:00.460 I have a lot to say, and I'm probably not going to say a lot of it

01:02:02.840 because I have a lot to say to UVU, quite honestly.

01:02:05.580 But I'm not going to say anything because they're being nice

01:02:07.980 and they're letting us have a memorial, which they should.

01:02:13.440 I haven't put my thoughts together yet.

01:02:15.560 Who else is speaking with me, Ricky?

01:02:19.360 They've only announced a few other people.

01:02:21.280 frank turek who was a faith mentor to charlie and he was there that day and if i'm not mistaken

01:02:28.240 he was in the car with him on the way to the hospital yeah um and i have a theory about why

01:02:35.780 vice president vance is not going to be at the rnc on day two in dallas which is on 9 10

01:02:41.520 we know that they were close friends and i suspect that he may be a guest there but they

01:02:48.460 have not announced that that's just my theory i do think it's amazing that they're opening it

01:02:52.620 now it becomes more dangerous you know what if you didn't care about glenn speaking to honor

01:02:59.100 charlie you might care about vice president vance so let's i told it out it's not confirmed i told

01:03:04.380 a i told a friend of mine i said you want to come with me and he's like oh my gosh that would be an

01:03:08.640 honor and i said i tell you what and i put him right in front of me and i said i'm going to give

01:03:11.580 my speech like this with you right in front of me the whole time and as i turn around as i turn

01:03:17.300 around you can just keep right in front of me just a giant meat shield but i consider you a

01:03:22.200 deep close personal friend as well not just a meat shield um anyway charliekirklegacy.com i'm

01:03:29.320 sorry you gotta laugh about it or you can't do things like this charliekirklegacy.com it is

01:03:34.340 happening on the campus of uvu uh in uh in salt lake city that is next thursday get your tickets

01:03:42.700 now charliekirklegacy.com and we will we will see you there uh okay

01:03:49.680 i gotta talk to you about what's happening in texas because i don't think people

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01:04:07.720 becomes a blue state, you lose and you lose forever. The left has been pouring money into

01:04:19.460 Texas to get it to flip blue. And what are the Republicans doing? Oh, I don't know. Nothing

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01:06:29.860 so on Sunday morning on Fox Jackie Heinrich was on she had uh John Kennedy and she was asking

01:06:47.520 John Kennedy about Texas Kennedy doesn't bubble wrap things okay he said we in the Senate just

01:06:54.420 don't have the money budgeted for Texas and we need some help from the president

01:06:58.820 Keyword there.

01:06:59.680 What is the key word?

01:07:01.200 Help?

01:07:01.980 President?

01:07:03.920 No, it was budgeted.

01:07:05.920 Budget.

01:07:06.420 We don't have the money budgeted.

01:07:08.980 Texas is 40 million people.

01:07:12.180 It is the largest Republican state in the union.

01:07:14.760 And the committee whose entire job is holding the Republican Senate seats says the money is there, but it isn't budgeted.

01:07:26.020 So what's in the budget?

01:07:27.900 The Senate Leadership Fund announced a record $500 million for this cycle.

01:07:34.700 So it is a record, but Texas isn't even on the list.

01:07:38.600 MAGA, Inc. is sitting on north of $400 million.

01:07:43.520 Not a dollar of that has hit a Texas station.

01:07:48.240 I don't know who's advising the president on this, but he's got to wake up.

01:07:52.020 You've got to release money.

01:07:53.780 Mr. President, release the MAGA money for Texas.

01:07:57.900 okay they spent all kinds of money in the primaries Republicans spent more than 120

01:08:03.800 million dollars in Texas and most of it aimed at the man who is now the nominee so they spent all

01:08:10.940 kinds of money going against him so the money exists they found it in March they found it in

01:08:16.940 May they found it to run against him but now we just where did we put our checkbook we can't find

01:08:22.320 it okay paxton had about two million dollars in the bank at the end of june tell rico has nearly

01:08:30.140 21 last quarter tell rico raised 31 million to paxton's nine three straight public polls have

01:08:40.140 shown the democrat ahead emerson has it 47 to 46 in texas no democrat so you know no democrat has

01:08:48.680 won a senate race in texas since 1988 and this one is running even while the party of texas

01:08:58.900 explains that texas really isn't in the budget now you can play this game and you can say well

01:09:06.120 i don't believe the polls and part of me says i don't believe the polls part of me says too many

01:09:13.720 Texans have taken Texas being red for granite for too long, and they haven't paid attention to

01:09:21.240 what's actually happening in this state. You cannot allow Texas to turn blue. You can't.

01:09:30.080 Okay, so now the part that turns from not budgeted, from a constraint, into a decision.

01:09:36.580 In June, the Supreme Court struck down the cap on how much a national party can spend in

01:09:42.980 coordination with its own candidate. The NRSC read that ruling and closed its independent

01:09:51.140 expenditure unit. They shut it down. It didn't need it anymore, okay? Coordinated buys get the

01:09:58.600 candidate's ad rate three to 13 times cheaper than an outside group pays for the same 30 seconds.

01:10:05.880 That committee now can put unlimited money behind its own nominee direct at the best rate in this market legally this afternoon.

01:10:16.900 You're seeing ads for Tallarico almost back to back here.

01:10:23.240 When this happened with Beto and Ted Cruz, it was a Beto ad, then a Cruz ad, then a Beto ad, then a Cruz ad.

01:10:32.020 That's not happening because the Republicans are not spending the money here.

01:10:35.880 and it's not that they're being prevented, they're unwilling to do it.

01:10:42.720 Now, let me give them their argument, because it's not a stupid one.

01:10:48.340 The committee has a map. This is their argument.

01:10:52.960 Maine and North Carolina, they have to defend. Georgia and Michigan, they got to take.

01:10:59.280 A dollar spent in Texas is a dollar not spent in Maine,

01:11:02.460 and texas has been safe since you know before half the staffers were born so you don't buy

01:11:09.480 flood insurance on a hill but i don't think this is a hill it's a very very small hill right now

01:11:15.840 it's no longer a map a mountain you know the map only exists if texas holds you lose texas and

01:11:24.840 there's no combination of maine and michigan that gets you a majority majority it stops being a map

01:11:30.920 and becomes a hole

01:11:32.000 and then there's a real reason

01:11:34.380 which nobody will say into a microphone

01:11:36.160 they don't like him

01:11:38.160 and I think a lot of people don't like our governor

01:11:41.020 in Texas

01:11:42.200 fine

01:11:43.320 what's the alternative

01:11:46.300 and I mean this sincerely

01:11:48.460 I'm not saying the guy running against

01:11:50.560 our governor

01:11:52.500 or against Paxton

01:11:54.400 are Marxist

01:11:56.060 but their party is

01:11:58.460 and you see

01:12:00.400 how those democrats that are holding the line for free market or anything else that you actually

01:12:06.760 believe in in texas you see how they're eaten they're absolutely eaten by the marxist

01:12:13.060 he was impeached paxton was impeached by a republican house acquitted by a republican

01:12:20.240 senate the investigations the marriage all of it that objection is not invented you know and

01:12:29.140 pretending it would would insult the people who you know you're trying to get to vote okay that's

01:12:35.020 all of that's true but you already had that argument you had it in march you had it again

01:12:41.580 in may you spent 120 million dollars making that argument in the most expensive primary in the

01:12:48.920 history of this country and republican voters in texas answered you 64 to 36 they've all this has

01:12:57.300 already been tried. You've had the trial. You gave it to the jury. The jury came back. Stop

01:13:04.500 rejecting the jury's verdict. That's what a primary is for. You don't hold a second one

01:13:11.480 with a general election as the ballot. 1844, Henry Clay wanted to be president. Wanted to

01:13:20.880 be president his entire life. Finally, Henry Clay thinks this is the year. The question that year

01:13:26.980 was Texas, whether the United States should annex it. Clay said no, and he put it in writing in

01:13:33.720 April. Annexation would mean war with Mexico and a fight over slavery that the country could not

01:13:40.060 survive. That was his opinion. Then over the summer, he got nervous about the South and softened it.

01:13:45.920 Not much, but enough. Because of that, there's a third man on the ballot, James Burney, running for

01:13:53.860 the liberty party he's an abolitionist slavery is uh is not regrettable it is it's a sin end it

01:14:05.240 now that was his way of thinking so people looked at henry clay and saw a man who owned human beings

01:14:12.280 and had gone wobbly on texas and they said not him we're not going to put our name on that man

01:14:18.820 And they were right about him. Clay owned people. He did waffle. The objection was true.

01:14:25.940 Election night came. Down to New York, 36 electoral votes. Biggest prize on the board.

01:14:32.800 James Polk carried New York by about 500 votes and became president of the United States.

01:14:38.180 James Bernie got 15,812 votes in New York. A guy whose name you've never heard. Almost every one

01:14:47.780 of those votes came out of the Whig column. Half of them. Half. Half of them. And Henry Clay is

01:14:54.400 president instead. It was the first time in American history that the third party decided

01:14:59.880 a presidential election. And what those votes purchased was Texas, annexed within month as a

01:15:07.920 slave state. Then we went into the Mexican War. Then half the continent of, you know, of new

01:15:13.820 ground to fight over. And less than 20 years later, there was a fight at Antietam because we

01:15:19.560 didn't make the choice to end it. And because it was a guy who was on the ballot that was

01:15:29.080 waffling and he wasn't the perfect guy, the men who hated slavery more than anyone else alive

01:15:35.340 in America elected the most pro-slavery president available to them because the alternative wasn't

01:15:41.760 clean enough to be worth their name. And so they said, nope, I'm going to vote cleanly. And they

01:15:48.300 gave it to the most pro-slavery candidate. They weren't outvoted. They withheld. 15,000 men in

01:15:56.260 one state decided a compromised candidate was beneath them. And they bought Texas for the other

01:16:03.240 side, and then they got the war. The seat matters more than the man sometimes. If it has already

01:16:15.180 been out in the public, tried by the public, tried in the courts, or in the Senate and the House,

01:16:22.100 then accept what people are saying. That doesn't mean you go against a guy who you think is wrong.

01:16:29.960 it doesn't mean you go for a nazi it means you go for a guy who's not the most charismatic

01:16:39.480 you're not electing a personality you're you're electing a a 51st vote the senate does not run

01:16:48.980 on individual senator convictions it runs on which caucus holds the gavels sets the calendar

01:16:56.200 confirms the judges and the energy inside that caucus this year is not in Austin.

01:17:03.460 It's in New York, where the mayor is opening city-owned grocery stores.

01:17:08.120 It's in Milwaukee and Detroit and Seattle, where the fastest-growing wing of that party

01:17:12.580 runs openly on public ownership and calls it common sense.

01:17:18.360 However decent the man from Round Rock is, his vote gets counted in that room.

01:17:26.200 So, this is not free market versus Marxism the way it looks on a ballot.

01:17:34.060 It's whether the chamber that writes the tax code and confirms the courts is run by people who believe a price is information or by people who believe price is a decision that ought to be made by somebody in an office with your name in the file.

01:17:54.360 Prices are set by information.

01:17:56.200 i'm giving you the information now you're voting for the 51st seat that's what's on the ballot in

01:18:05.760 texas in november on november 3rd and one of the two parties has decided not to budget for it

01:18:12.760 you budget for what you intend to keep the abolitionists of 1844 they didn't have a money

01:18:21.680 problem. They had exactly enough votes in exactly the right state. They wouldn't spend them on a

01:18:29.060 man they found distasteful. And history sent them and you and everybody else the largest bill in

01:18:35.180 blood that this country has ever paid. So, Texas, you had your primary. Republicans, you had your

01:18:44.380 primary did you listen to what the people say you lost it 64 to 36 go win the election in front of

01:18:52.780 you or explain to your grandchildren that you handed over texas because i don't know i just

01:18:59.280 didn't think he was electric i didn't care for the man's manners

01:19:03.440 and the rest of us don't wait on a committee that has already announced

01:19:10.380 what it intends to do. Committees are downstream of us. They always were.

01:19:20.160 Texas. Remember that number, 15,812. That changed the course of America. Do not let a similar number

01:19:30.360 change the course of Texas. Mr. President, release the money and help the Republicans

01:19:39.880 in Texas win. Don't take it for granted. Back in a minute.

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01:21:20.320 It's Tallarico, Texas

01:21:22.840 where the brisket's

01:21:24.760 made of peas.

01:21:26.080 Where we honor all our soldiers and we identify as trees

01:21:32.120 I love my gal, my dog, my truck, my whiskey and my lord

01:21:38.360 Just don't go asking what I said in 2024

01:21:44.140 So, Tallarico, Texas, I mean, so here's what is being sent to me from insiders.

01:21:53.080 Cornyn, Glenn, this is from Naomi, is punishing us for getting rid of him.

01:21:56.940 He doesn't love Texas.

01:21:58.680 No, I think you're right.

01:21:59.740 They are punishing.

01:22:00.500 It's not just Cornyn.

01:22:01.320 It's all of the people.

01:22:02.340 It's the power, the old established power in the Republican parties.

01:22:06.800 They hate the fact that you stood against them and you in Texas said, we're done with Cornyn.

01:22:13.760 Now, did we have a perfect candidate?

01:22:15.840 No.

01:22:16.040 Do we have a candidate that will vote for the things that we want?

01:22:20.520 Yes.

01:22:22.500 And they're only trying to punish MAGA and those people who we have been trying as a tea party to overthrow.

01:22:30.380 We just took one of their kingpins out.

01:22:32.400 They don't like it.

01:22:33.160 That's what's happening.

01:22:34.440 Mark wrote, maybe the Republicans are not worthy of our vote anymore.

01:22:37.860 Well, that's absolutely true.

01:22:39.180 However, do you have an alternative?

01:22:41.340 Until you develop an alternative that is viable, you must stay in the system.

01:22:50.060 Otherwise, you're going to hand it over to a bunch of Marxists.

01:22:53.500 Jolene in Texas, Paxson went after the Biden administration every other week.

01:22:56.800 He showed us who he was.

01:22:58.640 We must win this election.

01:23:00.700 Lacey Hoover, too many California transplants in Texas.

01:23:04.160 All of those things are true.

01:23:06.920 Texans, you have to decide.

01:23:08.720 You're going to have Tallarico, Texas?

01:23:11.020 Are you going to have for the first time a blue state in Texas?

01:23:17.000 You do, and you lose the nation.

01:23:19.820 There is no map to get there without Texas.

01:23:23.180 We cannot lose Texas.

01:23:26.360 And the left knows it.

01:23:28.960 That's why they're spending hundreds of millions of dollars for the last 10 years

01:23:34.300 just to flip us blue in Texas.

01:23:38.660 Change the course.

01:23:40.620 Vote, vote, vote, vote, vote.

01:23:42.280 Get out and vote in Texas.

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01:25:46.600 Well, hello, America.

01:25:50.920 There is a lot to talk to you about today.

01:25:54.540 I got to tell you, there's these stories coming out of New York for a Mom Donnie

01:26:00.320 where you have these grocery stores that are all immigrant-run.

01:26:11.100 They're all dreams of somebody who came to make a better life for themselves.

01:26:14.960 and you know mom donnie comes in he says it's a food desert it's a food desert

01:26:19.620 and so he starts his own and now all of these supermarkets all these bodegas everybody else

01:26:27.800 they're all like wait a minute wait a minute you're gonna put us out of business what what is

01:26:31.700 happening here um so they've decided they got together with the chamber of commerce and they've

01:26:37.180 decided that they were going to sue uh mom donnie uh over this hundreds of grocery store owners are

01:26:43.680 suing New York City's mayor over his discount grocery store.

01:26:48.320 This policy, as it always does with Marxist policies,

01:26:51.620 what was meant to help is actually going to hurt the people they claim they're helping.

01:26:57.240 If you want evidence of it, I'm going to introduce you to two of the people.

01:27:00.540 It's going to hurt.

01:27:02.340 Ruben Luna is a guy who owns Key Foods.

01:27:06.260 And this guy, his story is absolutely amazing.

01:27:10.640 He is the embodiment of the American dream.

01:27:13.680 He's 14 years old.

01:27:15.300 He comes from the Dominican Republic.

01:27:17.000 He starts bagging groceries, making deliveries.

01:27:20.420 Five years later, he's attending city college.

01:27:23.240 He wants to become a civil engineer.

01:27:26.260 Realized, you know, I'd rather be in the grocery store business, but I want to own it.

01:27:29.780 So he goes and he buys it.

01:27:32.060 He's now running those grocery stores.

01:27:34.960 And he's one of them that is a immigrant that is now being hurt by Mom Donnie.

01:27:41.620 And we're going to talk about that coming up in just a second.

01:27:44.060 He's going to be joining us as well as the head of the Chamber of Commerce in New York, Mark Jaffe.

01:27:51.540 We go there in 60 seconds.

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01:29:27.620 way they should in uh uh in new york but uh we're supposed to have them uh on and we'll we'll wait

01:29:33.880 for them if not let's uh if they're not even close let's just push it to tomorrow you're gonna have

01:29:39.660 them okay uh so mark is the greater new york chamber of commerce president ceo um multicultural

01:29:46.140 business coalition legal council and that's that's what that's what kills me mark welcome to the

01:29:52.400 program that's what kills me is he's mom donnie is saying he's helping you know all of these

01:29:58.060 immigrants when these immigrants are the ones suing him saying though this is going to kill us

01:30:02.720 welcome thank you glenn uh so so tell me about how this is going to hurt the people that he says

01:30:12.420 he's going to help well this is a uh campaign promise that can't help anybody if you think

01:30:19.580 about it one grocery store in manhattan will not feed the struggling people that he claims to want

01:30:26.480 to feed who can come up from the lower east side for a bag of groceries okay and we have members

01:30:33.900 around the marquetta 15 that he's going to put out of business and the heartless socialist leaders

01:30:42.260 that work with him say well if one little grocery store can put you out of business maybe you

01:30:47.160 shouldn't be in business right that indicates to me the plan is to put them all out of business

01:30:51.980 and have only government-run grocery stores if they continue to win we need to stop them now

01:30:57.520 do you know the history of the marquetta i mean generally i mean this this was kind of tried

01:31:02.900 before and it it worked for a little while and then didn't work and that's why it went out of

01:31:08.680 business and it's no longer there can you kind of tell that story and and see any parallels here

01:31:13.720 Yes. I mean, the Marqueta was started way back decades ago as a place where vendors can rent a cart.

01:31:22.640 People can afford brick and mortar.

01:31:25.380 So 500 people had the opportunity to start a business and launch a business from there.

01:31:30.180 Recently, the Economic Development Corporation put $20,000 into a site there, and now they're going to tear it down.

01:31:37.920 And it's very confusing when the public sector can spend money with no regard to a budget.

01:31:43.420 That's the problem with this grocery store.

01:31:45.340 We've asked for a business plan.

01:31:46.880 They haven't produced a business plan.

01:31:49.080 We have programs that can feed people where they can shop locally if they need to buy

01:31:54.920 affordable, nutritious food.

01:31:56.700 This store is near, it's not in the food desert, and it's not standing up for what

01:32:03.300 La Marquette was originally intended for, to help the many.

01:32:06.360 This will only help the few.

01:32:07.860 the lucky person that wins the proposal to run this supermarket does not have to pay a con ed

01:32:13.700 bill, does not have to pay rent, doesn't have to pay even full price for groceries. Our tax dollars

01:32:21.600 will continue to subsidize their profits at the expense of the hardworking independent grocers

01:32:27.820 in both ages. Right. And it's in what the city always seems to forget is if those supermarkets

01:32:34.080 that are already in business and playing by the rules if they go out of business you lose the tax

01:32:40.460 base so you're that supermarket is putting the city even further in debt because if it puts

01:32:47.560 businesses out of business they don't have the taxes coming in how do they not see this

01:32:53.800 you know what they won an election and their goal is to try to win the next election

01:33:00.860 no holds bar. So some of these stories like free buses that can't possibly help transportation

01:33:08.020 and rent freezes, which are unjust taking of people's private property. And now one store

01:33:15.220 in Manhattan is going to solve the struggling working class people's problems with getting

01:33:20.160 affordable nutritionist food. These are not true. These are not things that can be proven by a

01:33:26.300 study these are campaign promises that are un-american in fact and anti-capitalism we must

01:33:33.520 protect jobs we must protect what we know works and improve upon it so let me bring ruben in

01:33:41.060 ruben you're a migrant from dominican republic you started with nothing you've built a grocery store

01:33:46.840 now how does this feel at why are you why are you part of this lawsuit how does this feel what is

01:33:52.860 this doing to you well it's uh i have supermarket uh around when they uh when they want to open

01:34:00.660 one supermarket la marqueta which uh originally was open many years ago they put a lot of money

01:34:08.140 there didn't work and the taxpayer lost everything there uh but directly it would affect me because

01:34:15.880 I have a few supermarkets around that area, which I pay high rent.

01:34:24.560 I have a lot of workers who's going to be laid off because if they open another competition,

01:34:30.140 there's so many stores already in the neighborhood that if they open another store,

01:34:35.780 and another store, our own money, that's what hurt me.

01:34:39.380 uh our own money the taxpayer which has and one of them uh i'm going to be out of business i don't

01:34:47.000 think i'm going to make it but my uh american dream that i already uh established uh that i

01:34:53.380 work for it is going to be drawing the in the ocean so you don't have a problem with competition

01:34:59.840 you have a problem with i mean they're always talking about fairness unfair competition that

01:35:04.400 is taking money from you and your tax dollars and then not having to play play by the same rules so

01:35:10.500 of course they can charge less for certain products is that right is that your stance

01:35:15.740 yes listen uh competition is okay with me if we fear competition but not with my own money that

01:35:24.640 i pay the city and then they're going to use my money to compete with me i mean that's unfair

01:35:30.020 I mean, it's ridiculous.

01:35:32.800 And you know what?

01:35:34.220 It's only going to last six to seven months open.

01:35:37.980 There's no way they're going to, even those that is our money and they have a lot of money,

01:35:42.180 there's no way they're going to compete with us to stay open.

01:35:46.040 It's very hard to run a supermarket.

01:35:48.300 These people have no experience, okay?

01:35:50.780 And you know what?

01:35:52.040 That's our own money thrown in the ocean.

01:35:54.940 So the profit margin on supermarkets, most people don't know.

01:35:58.200 It's extraordinarily small.

01:36:00.640 Is that true?

01:36:01.880 This is a penny business.

01:36:03.440 What does that mean?

01:36:04.140 It's a penny business.

01:36:05.140 It's very small.

01:36:05.840 You really have to run your store very tight in order for you to make something.

01:36:12.620 Well, we're not getting rich.

01:36:14.140 There's no, no.

01:36:14.760 We're not getting rich.

01:36:15.680 No one.

01:36:16.720 You know, we're making it.

01:36:18.960 We're making a few dollars because the margin is getting smaller and smaller every day.

01:36:25.100 So tell us, I mean, how do you, what was, what, if your company has done anything, what is your company, how is it approached helping families who are in need of groceries?

01:36:37.240 Well, listen, we, we work in a neighborhood that no one even want to get there.

01:36:46.520 Our company decided, listen, let's get here.

01:36:50.520 Let's open a supermarket in this minority residential area.

01:36:57.300 And we open the store.

01:36:59.920 We work day by day.

01:37:01.720 You know, we hand fund.

01:37:03.780 We're not just an owner that opens the supermarket and runs it with workers.

01:37:08.960 We work seven days in order to succeed the business.

01:37:13.180 so tell me um let me let me uh let me go back to you mark what what is the strategy and what

01:37:21.820 to win um legally here what what's the what's the strategy and what are the odds

01:37:27.600 well first of all i want to point out that uh ruben is very generous he gives out thousands

01:37:33.800 of turkeys during thanksgiving he is uh as as everybody said they're 24 7 to help people that

01:37:41.500 want to shop locally. Our strategy is simply, Glenn, and there'll be another lawsuit being

01:37:48.180 filed. Maybe your listeners will understand this one. Ruben said it. How can he compete against

01:37:54.660 the city? The city, the same city, tried to stop Walmart from coming in because their lower prices

01:38:00.880 would hurt the independent business people. But when the city has an opportunity to put the

01:38:06.860 independent business owner out of business to keep a campaign pledge that is full of holes when we

01:38:13.700 study it. The fact is that if you're going to take tax dollars, let alone the overpriced cost

01:38:20.380 of developing these structures, most people could do it for almost half, and we've spoken to

01:38:27.780 supermarket developers. But when you're going to subsidize the cost of your goods only to put

01:38:34.740 people out of business, that is the definition of antitrust. And what's to say, if you look at

01:38:41.100 history or just look at Chicago and Kansas City, none of these socialistic government-run super

01:38:47.140 stores, supermarkets have succeeded. They've gone out of business. Other countries are notorious for

01:38:54.360 empty shelves. So our strategy is they are hurting immigrant-owned businesses. We filed a class

01:39:00.700 action suit on their behalf through the Multicultural Business Coalition. And we believe

01:39:06.140 that this is not rightly planned. They have violated every single planning law. Imagine

01:39:12.540 if you wanted to build a house in Queens, you'd have to get more funding than these people are

01:39:17.620 getting. It's unfair competition. Yeah, you want to talk about unfair competition. I know that. I

01:39:22.580 know if you try to build anything, I built a studio and it took me almost two years for the

01:39:28.460 permitting and everything else. To build

01:39:30.320 just a studio, the walls were already

01:39:32.580 up. Everything was already up. I just needed

01:39:34.400 to build walls inside of the walls

01:39:36.660 that are not affecting the building.

01:39:38.540 It took me two years to do it. In Texas,

01:39:40.560 I did it in like three weeks.

01:39:43.360 It's insane

01:39:44.500 what is required

01:39:46.320 in New York. And if you don't have to play by those

01:39:48.520 same rules, well, you're not

01:39:50.460 really competing at all.

01:39:53.080 Any idea, Ruben,

01:39:54.660 if the city actually wanted to help,

01:39:56.380 what would they be doing?

01:39:58.460 people with food and low price, we can work together.

01:40:07.180 We can work together, help us in different ways,

01:40:10.580 so we can even load the prices more, but we got to work together.

01:40:15.560 If they're going to use $70 million that they have on the table right now

01:40:19.840 and throw it in the ocean, let's work together.

01:40:22.940 I even told them, listen, you want to buy, I can sell my supermarket to you guys.

01:40:27.480 that you don't have to spend that much money.

01:40:30.000 I have no problem with that because I'm not going to make it

01:40:34.280 if they open more supermarkets in the area where I am.

01:40:38.440 So we can work together.

01:40:40.220 Let's work in different plants so that people can get lower prices.

01:40:45.480 Listen, we open for any discussion with the city,

01:40:50.580 so if they really care about the people.

01:40:53.680 But if they're going to open more stores,

01:40:54.840 you know how many people we're going to lay off?

01:40:56.480 What's going to happen with those people that are going to have food in the table because they're not working?

01:41:01.780 Because we cannot afford to have the same group of people working for us if our sales go down.

01:41:08.360 Last question.

01:41:09.660 Have you heard from the administration?

01:41:12.560 Have you heard from Donnie?

01:41:13.700 Has there been any outreach anywhere?

01:41:16.280 No, no, not at all.

01:41:18.160 I try to meet with them.

01:41:21.560 They don't give up any interview or anything.

01:41:24.280 listen we open to for anything we're business people we want to continue serving the community

01:41:30.600 that we are that we service every day uh but we got no help from the uh from the mayor

01:41:37.260 we open for any discussion any meeting anything uh to work together ruben thank you very much

01:41:45.760 and i'm so glad that at least at this point you've achieved your american dream uh and it's

01:41:50.980 It's great to watch, but thank you.

01:41:53.200 And Mark, when do we expect to hear a next step on this?

01:41:57.760 Well, we know we're going to court for a hearing on October 26th,

01:42:02.280 but you never know, Glenn.

01:42:03.600 And the more we talk about it, everybody knows where to find us.

01:42:08.560 I'm Mark Jaffe with the Greater New York Chamber.

01:42:10.640 I'm the lawyer for the Multicultural Business Coalition.

01:42:13.420 It represents hundreds of people and Americans that work hard, provide jobs just like Rubin.

01:42:24.480 And we would love to sit down with the mayor and his economic development agencies and show how we can accomplish his lofty goals by using pragmatic solutions that work within our capitalists.

01:42:36.940 Yeah, good luck with that.

01:42:39.500 Good luck with that.

01:42:40.780 God bless you.

01:42:41.840 Mark, you're doing the work of God, man.

01:42:45.260 Thank you so much.

01:42:46.520 Our prayers are with you and our support.

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01:44:30.040 What are the odds this is going to do anything?

01:44:33.260 I don't know.

01:44:34.320 I mean, Mr. Mom Donnie is Mr. Immigrant.

01:44:37.260 How you ignore the concerns of many people who may have voted for you is beyond me.

01:44:43.580 But I was also curious what you thought about his comments that the myth, it's a myth that

01:44:49.100 all this money is leaving New York.

01:44:51.720 Oh, Mom, Donnie, do we have that audio?

01:44:54.360 Let me see if we can play that audio.

01:44:55.720 Yeah, there's that's cut one.

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01:45:21.360 Can you explain the population growth of Florida with Uber rich that used to live in New York?

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01:45:42.160 Try to have a loophole there.

01:45:44.320 Where's your loophole?

01:45:45.660 There's no loophole on that.

01:45:47.220 It's a myth.

01:45:48.100 They don't leave.

01:45:49.740 Well, yeah, explain Florida.

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01:46:08.860 That's capital flight.

01:46:10.760 He left for Texas.

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01:47:52.420 i want to go back to mom donnie here in just a second but i want to actually um i want to do a

01:48:07.880 shout out to two friends of mine um that i think are extraordinarily talented and done something

01:48:12.560 really extraordinary uh the first one is tyler cardin who uh has just released something he

01:48:19.320 worked feverishly on for a long time uh dusty bluffs i have not seen it yet it's available on

01:48:25.480 blaze tv um and you can watch it and it is from everything i hear i again i have not watched it

01:48:31.840 i'm going to spend the next couple of weeks trying to watch these things uh but dusty bluffs uh is a

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01:48:59.740 The other one is from my friend Jeremy Boring,

01:49:03.120 who used to be at Daily Wire, and he just,

01:49:05.920 and I think, Jason, do you know the Pendragon cycle?

01:49:08.980 Is that on Prime or is that on Netflix?

01:49:10.800 It's on Prime.

01:49:11.540 It's on Prime.

01:49:12.660 The Pendragon Cycle, I have talked, again, I haven't seen it.

01:49:16.460 I'm going to watch it, but I haven't seen it.

01:49:18.760 I have been told by friends who have seen it that it is shocking that it was only on Daily Wire and it was, you know, and it was done.

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01:50:10.600 And it's really good, from what I hear, and Pendragon Cycle.

01:50:14.840 And I don't mean to couch this.

01:50:16.560 I just don't want to tell you something that I haven't seen.

01:50:18.700 But from every indication from people that I really respect, both of these are outstanding.

01:50:24.600 And I have to tell you, when I started The Blaze 15 years ago, there was no way we could compete in movies.

01:50:31.600 There was no way we compete in television.

01:50:33.220 You know, I spent, I'll tell you, I spent in the first couple of years $20 million, I spent everything I had, everything that I had earned my whole life and saved, I spent all of it trying to prove to America that, yes, you can watch great television, news, and get great quality on the internet.

01:50:59.720 and we could never make it profitable at that time, at least, because we were still dealing

01:51:05.100 with buffering. But I'm telling you, some of the best news television ever, ever done was done on

01:51:11.760 the blaze. And that's because of Joel Cheatwood and some of the other people that work with me

01:51:16.100 at the time. They put together an amazing, amazing network. We couldn't compete. That was the first

01:51:22.480 time anything was competitive with regular television. Then our friends who are making

01:51:27.820 great movies now now we're making great television uh great episodic television i mean that was not

01:51:35.040 possible angel studios none of that was happening and it only happens if you support it so i always

01:51:43.120 say this yes i ask for your subscription for uh torch um and i want you to be with me because i

01:51:51.000 think we're doing some amazing things but if that's not the thing that you you know think is

01:51:55.720 doing the best you think it happens to be blaze i no longer own blaze i have nothing to do with it

01:52:00.300 so i don't get any of the money from blaze i'm just telling you subscribe to blaze subscribe to

01:52:06.700 daily wire what whoever you think is doing something great please support them uh i just

01:52:14.360 was interviewed in a in a trade magazine and um nobody asked me to explain it thank god because i

01:52:21.800 I don't know it myself fully yet, but everything's about to change again.

01:52:28.980 You know, I said this about 20 years ago.

01:52:31.440 We're going to come to a time when business and media and technology and everything is going to change so rapidly

01:52:40.420 that you're going to have to change how you do your job about every five years, and we're approaching that.

01:52:48.480 We're not there yet, but we're approaching that.

01:52:50.480 everything is going to be changing on you constantly the only thing constant in life

01:52:57.280 will be change constant massive change soon um and uh and there's going to be a lot of people

01:53:05.240 that don't make it to make these shifts all the time over and over again is really hard

01:53:12.240 really hard um and you're going to be doing in your own life and others and if you find somebody

01:53:18.140 in your own life, support them.

01:53:19.720 If you find somebody that, you know,

01:53:21.420 like one of us that is doing something

01:53:23.080 that you believe in, support them

01:53:24.540 because we need your support

01:53:26.220 because we're reinventing an entire industry.

01:53:31.760 And it's easier now than it was back then,

01:53:36.000 but it is still extraordinarily difficult.

01:53:39.900 Okay, Jason, let me bring you in about,

01:53:42.820 you want to talk about reinventing an industry,

01:53:45.220 what Mom Donnie is doing.

01:53:46.680 and I just saw you were talking to the insiders

01:53:49.600 and I just saw a video of somebody talking to a communist

01:53:53.680 about Momdani.

01:53:56.440 Can you take us through this?

01:53:58.880 Yes, there's a lot going on in this video.

01:54:01.380 When you watch this, if you're able to watch this

01:54:03.900 and not just listen, watch also The Interviewer.

01:54:07.400 This is almost like a South Park skit,

01:54:09.860 but this is one of the people that support Momdani

01:54:12.860 and one of the people that supports

01:54:14.820 what he's doing with grocery stores and i want you to say glenn i'm really curious

01:54:18.660 what you think about what he's actually saying here it's interesting here it is

01:54:23.240 the the the grocery store capitalists which uh have quite quite a powerful uh lobby right one

01:54:29.680 of the grocery store bosses um he said of i think of gristides right he said that he was going to

01:54:36.020 pull out of new york city if zoran won right we would say sure pull out and we will take over your

01:54:41.880 grocery stores right and we will use them for cheaper groceries and we will take over the

01:54:46.660 entire food industry because uh that's that's something that that can be done if the working

01:54:50.980 class is organized so wait a minute so he when he says i'm gonna leave it doesn't mean he's gonna

01:54:59.860 leave all of the products on the shelf and just throw the keys on the ground and go somebody can

01:55:04.960 take it he's gonna sell it to somebody you don't just walk away from a major investment

01:55:12.100 And by the way, if you believe that is even a possibility, why would you even be talking about that?

01:55:18.360 Because Mom Donnie has just said that capital flight doesn't exist.

01:55:23.640 So why are you even talking about taking over somebody's grocery store?

01:55:27.300 I mean, it just doesn't exist.

01:55:28.860 But it certainly does exist, but not in the way you just thought.

01:55:32.480 So what are you saying?

01:55:33.480 Are you saying that you're just going to seize people's property and take it over?

01:55:39.300 because that is what he's actually saying.

01:55:41.820 He's not expecting him to hand the keys over.

01:55:44.280 He's saying, we'll seize your grocery store

01:55:47.100 and we'll run it if the people are organized.

01:55:50.700 That's a pretty big if, I just want to say.

01:55:54.240 That's what I took from this is him saying,

01:55:56.700 we're going to seize the means of production

01:55:58.460 in any way we can.

01:56:00.940 We're starting with the grocery industry.

01:56:03.520 And I think it's way past time

01:56:05.660 to start really understanding what they're trying to do

01:56:08.200 and stop assuming some of these people are idiots.

01:56:11.040 We had an insider that said,

01:56:12.180 this is not about economics.

01:56:14.560 This is plainly just about control,

01:56:17.220 changing the system and control.

01:56:18.920 And they know, I think it was one of MomDomi's staff members

01:56:21.420 that was saying, oh, then we'll look into subsidized payments

01:56:24.480 to some of these grocery stores,

01:56:25.980 like one of the guys that you just interviewed,

01:56:28.020 if they can't compete and stay in business.

01:56:31.460 So wait a minute, you're going to spend tens of millions of dollars

01:56:33.840 and more to keep these MomDomi marts in business.

01:56:37.340 Plus, you're going to spend millions of other dollars to help the other regular grocery stores stay afloat.

01:56:45.020 They know they don't have this money.

01:56:46.640 Then what's it really all about?

01:56:48.300 I go back to Cloward and Piven.

01:56:50.000 They know this will crash the entire system.

01:56:52.780 The question now is, what are they planning to build on top of the ashes?

01:56:56.840 Well, that is the biggest problem.

01:56:58.460 Because have you noticed nobody in New York, in fact, his own people have said,

01:57:03.500 we don't have a business plan.

01:57:05.220 nobody knows how to really put a business plan together for a grocery store that's why they keep

01:57:09.960 delaying this thing they've even admitted that that we just don't have the people yet to put a

01:57:15.320 business plan together usually marxists don't care okay but he's got to do this hybrid thing

01:57:21.460 he's got to pretend so he's got to come up with something usually someone will just say we're

01:57:26.140 going to do a grocery store and you're going to keep the prices low and you're going to make sure

01:57:30.520 that those people are selling it to you at low prices and if not you punish those people i mean

01:57:36.160 that's the way communism always happens and eventually the whole system breaks down but

01:57:41.700 he's got to play this role that that's that's the real thing these people have you ever read

01:57:46.660 das kapital yeah does any of that make sense to you no okay i mean i remember reading it i've read

01:57:55.500 it a couple of times and I'm like, none of this makes any sense. It's all gobbledygook. It's all

01:58:00.680 made up names. It's all made up words. It's all made up systems that, that have absolutely no

01:58:07.280 chance of working. And I say that because it's all been tried. It doesn't work. And these guys,

01:58:13.260 they can quote Das Kapital all they want, but it, it, it has show me where that's ever worked

01:58:20.500 anywhere. And so they don't, they don't believe that it's ever failed. They believe that it was

01:58:27.740 failed because some capitalists got in the way or whatever, which will lead you to death camps

01:58:32.580 eventually. It just leads you into more and more brutal tactics because you're getting in the way

01:58:38.040 and you're going to make it fail. No, it fails because it doesn't work. And so you get these

01:58:43.840 dummies who have only studied Karl Marx, they've never read, never read anything about the free

01:58:52.240 market. They've read articles about how bad it is. They've read posts about all the evils of it.

01:59:00.340 And yes, some of those evils do exist. That's why you should read Adam Smith.

01:59:06.300 when when you read Adam Smith not the wealth of wealth of nations but the book prior to that

01:59:14.820 then you understand oh that's how it works that's how you prevent it from going bad

01:59:21.400 but they've never read any of that and so they just continue to do the same and and listen how

01:59:28.680 angry there they are do you want to do business with angry people because I don't what good

01:59:34.660 businessman is going to get into business with a bunch of 20-somethings that don't know their ass

01:59:40.160 from their elbow, don't have any idea how grocery stores work, are you going to spend any time with

01:59:46.020 them? Of course not, because you know your head will be on the chopping block when it fails,

01:59:49.380 because they won't listen to you, and then they'll blame you for it. Why would you work with them?

01:59:54.200 I'm not going to work with them. I can't get into business with a bunch of angry boys,

02:00:01.000 and that's what they are. They're just angry boys. They're not even men. They're angry boys.

02:00:06.020 You know, I was on my first day. I'm 30 years old. I'm the first kid in my family to go to college

02:00:13.160 and I could only afford one semester because my wife and I got a divorce and, you know,

02:00:19.140 that changed everything. And so I go and I'm my first day on campus. It's at Yale. You want to

02:00:25.700 learn stuff don't go to Yale um but I I go to Yale and um I'm walking on the campus I mean like

02:00:32.040 first five feet onto campus and this college student hands me a newspaper and I take it

02:00:40.600 and I look at it as I'm walking I look at it and I realize this is a communist newspaper

02:00:46.600 And I'm not diehard right guy at this point.

02:00:50.360 I'm really, I lean center, but center left, if anything.

02:00:56.420 And I look at it and I'm like, it's a fricking communist paper.

02:00:59.620 So I turn around, I go back to the guy and I hand him the, or I hold the paper.

02:01:03.140 I said, this is a communist paper?

02:01:04.160 And he said, yes.

02:01:05.140 I said, okay, are you married?

02:01:07.260 No.

02:01:08.000 Do you own a house?

02:01:09.320 No.

02:01:09.720 Do you have a job?

02:01:10.960 No.

02:01:11.740 I handed him the paper back.

02:01:12.880 You know what?

02:01:13.740 when you've done those things and you've raised a child, you go ahead. If you're still printing

02:01:18.400 that paper, you bring it back to me. You're not going to be printing the paper. You have no idea

02:01:23.020 what you're even talking about. You're a kid and a dumb one at that. I wasn't real popular on campus,

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02:02:47.820 uh cnn is just reporting the u uh usps whistleblower says plans for voting by mail

02:03:10.100 have been hidden from the public that's from cnn uh we'll watch uh that story also lindsey

02:03:16.920 clancy um i'm going to get into that murder trial here in a second first let me i mean i just think

02:03:23.360 uh besant is absolutely the best treasury secretary we've had um because he just he's

02:03:30.640 he's really smart uh and he sees everybody coming a mile away here's what he said about being at war

02:03:37.460 with canada yesterday do you hear this i think this is very unfortunate that prime minister

02:03:42.600 Carney has turned this into a political shouting match.

02:03:47.380 I mean, we're not at war with Canada.

02:03:48.820 How are we going to be at war with Canada?

02:03:50.160 They're going to take their two submarines from the Edmonds and Mall and sick them on us?

02:03:55.560 He came to power on an anti-American, anti-Trump agenda.

02:04:01.820 He was 20 points behind in the poll, and then he started this.

02:04:05.120 And it's unfortunate that he's not doing what's best for the Canadian people.

02:04:08.780 He's doing what is best for the Liberal Party, what's best for Mark Carney.

02:04:12.600 And in the long run, the Canadian people are going to see through that.

02:04:16.820 I didn't know.

02:04:17.720 Does Edmondon have submarines in their mall?

02:04:19.900 Can you buy submarines at their mall?

02:04:22.240 Ricky, do you know?

02:04:24.200 Yes, I've seen the photos.

02:04:25.800 There are these adorable miniature submarines inside the mall.

02:04:29.740 I don't understand it, and I don't know why Bessent knew about it.

02:04:33.400 That's hysterical.

02:04:34.620 That's hysterical.

02:04:35.740 While you're here, tell me about Lindsay Clancy,

02:04:37.660 because they just came out and said,

02:04:40.880 basically we're a hung jury we cannot come to a conclusion but that's not the end of it yet

02:04:45.720 right no the judge is sending him back to deliberate more but he can't do it more than

02:04:49.820 twice after two times and they still don't have a verdict then it becomes a mistrial and this is

02:04:54.200 the first time they've come back and said we cannot come to a verdict somebody's holding out

02:04:59.700 don't know which way but somebody is holding out maybe a few of them are holding out uh it's

02:05:05.140 interesting we may have a hung jury on this but let's see they've got two other times they can

02:05:11.160 come back to the judge sorry one other time they can come back to the judge

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