The Glenn Beck Program - Trump NUKES Israel & Iran over Ceasefire Fiasco ｜ Guest： Steve Bannon ｜ 6⧸24⧸25

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00:04:34.000 host of uh bannon's war room former white house chief strategist uh steve bannon welcome to the

00:04:41.540 program steve how are you hey glenn thanks for having me you bet what this is like uh stew and i

00:04:48.460 were just saying it's just like fast and furious i can't keep up with all of the action that's going

00:04:52.340 on uh uh the looks like the ceasefire has fallen apart uh donald trump is not happy about it uh in

00:05:01.760 case you missed what he said uh headed to the helicopter this morning uh can we play that

00:05:06.080 sarah do we have it the edited version please

00:05:09.720 they violated but israel violated it too israel as soon as we made the deal they came out and

00:05:20.060 they dropped a load of bombs the likes of which i've never seen before the biggest load that we've

00:05:24.920 seen i'm not happy with israel you know when when i say okay now you have 12 hours you don't go out in

00:05:31.380 the first hour just drop everything you have on them so i'm not happy with them i'm not happy with

00:05:36.400 iran either but i'm really unhappy if israel is going out this morning because the one rocket

00:05:41.420 that didn't land that was shot perhaps by mistake that didn't land i'm not happy about that

00:05:47.340 you know what we have we basically have two countries that have been fighting so long and so hard

00:05:55.040 that they don't know what the they're doing do you understand that

00:05:58.560 uh yes mr president i think we i think we understand where you're coming from

00:06:05.280 what are your thoughts steve well glenn you know the president as well as anybody and uh you can tell

00:06:12.160 he's put a lot of his uh spirit into this a lot of his focus uh and he has worked up i mean i have

00:06:19.400 never seen quite frankly this man on any topic he's really worked up and i think he you know uh really

00:06:26.520 went over time went with you know worked for the qataris i think also uae you know mbz and and got to

00:06:33.340 worked at this ceasefire he wants everybody put down their guns and of course they're both slugging

00:06:38.200 it out and i think that what uh you know mark caputo over at axios was reporting even more than that

00:06:44.840 display going to marine one to head to nato uh i think he had a phone call with uh with netanyahu

00:06:50.720 and really got on him uh about this so you know this thing's very tenuous but the president has gone

00:06:56.920 the extra yard to make sure everybody you know puts down their guns and uh and have both sides

00:07:02.580 try to figure this out you know i saw a tweet from him this morning um that said israel do not

00:07:10.160 uh you know follow through on these bombs uh and he's he i've never seen him do this before

00:07:16.920 uh do not do it donald j trump president of the united states i i you know for anybody who ever says

00:07:26.060 that you know all donald trump's being led by those jews uh and israel's telling him no no donald 0.89

00:07:33.320 trump is clearly the one in charge here would you agree with that well i think i let's discuss that

00:07:40.580 but i think on this right here people should take that as a papal bull you know he i've never seen

00:07:45.720 him actually ever do that even in the ukraine situation things we got the ccp the russians uh even 0.97

00:07:53.020 some of the toughest situations with soleimani and others before in the first term this is

00:07:57.520 some of those true social posts were pretty blunt and like i say when people when president trump

00:08:03.740 is worked up like this particularly when he has put so much time and he's working for peace

00:08:09.420 he must already put the guns down um people should take this as a papal bull i mean it's that serious

00:08:15.720 uh i want to come back to what we were you know you said you know let's discuss that and i do want

00:08:22.540 to discuss that um but before we do let me just follow up here um you keep saying that you know he

00:08:27.820 spent so much time on i think he has i think he has risked more um in this last week with his own base

00:08:37.420 than uh i've seen him put i mean he put all of the chips on the table i mean this could have been

00:08:43.740 an absolute disaster who knows maybe it is uh in the end maybe it's not maybe it's you know a nobel

00:08:49.840 prize that he should another one that he should win um but uh he the the base is so divided on this

00:08:59.100 and uh i think that's part of the frustration too is he put all of the chips on the table can we just

00:09:06.900 get people to do what they say they're going to do would you agree with that i would agree and i

00:09:13.540 think it's even beyond the politics of the base i mean glenn you know better than anybody how how

00:09:18.120 torn particularly the non-interventors are on this topic um but it's actually you know as commander in

00:09:25.420 chief and and and the resources and the assets and the men and women in harm's way and and particularly

00:09:31.620 as i've argued we're already at the beginning of the kinetic part of the third world war hell we got

00:09:36.960 two million if you look at 1939 to 1914 or 41 when the vermont went to russia from poland to russia

00:09:43.900 there's you know we've got two million people dead or wounded in ukraine a million on the side i mean

00:09:49.720 look at the hutus in the red sea i mean this is much we're already in the kinetic part of the third

00:09:55.760 world war and president and now this arc of instability you've got cashmere in pakistan the

00:10:00.960 president trump is going out of his way to try to be a peacemaker here and that bring this thing to

00:10:06.520 a conclusion so people can start to negotiate you saw the beginnings of that of what he did in the

00:10:10.300 middle east trip uh so yes it's definitely politics and eternal politics and the maga movement and you're

00:10:16.140 as familiar with that as anybody but i think it's i think it's far deeper than that and he put it all

00:10:21.280 on the table and we gotta i think we have to question why the hell we're even here right now

00:10:26.140 you know why why on the or the 24th of june in the year of over 2025 we're in the situation with

00:10:32.940 you know 10 million illegal alien invaders on biden's washer we got to deport from the country 0.99

00:10:37.980 uh these neo-confederates running california these sanctuary cities the big beautiful bill which has

00:10:45.340 got so many huge issues we have to address we haven't spent a second talking about this in weeks

00:10:50.440 so many things going on and this is just it's sucked up all this time as a active shooting war at will

00:10:56.700 so you know because i've been listening to you and i think we agree on a lot of stuff here and

00:11:05.400 neither one of us wanted uh him to drop the bombs um you're stronger on that than i am but uh you know

00:11:14.700 now that it's been dropped now we just have to deal with whatever we're going to deal with

00:11:18.520 um but i i i think we both stand in the same place on i i my support when when i read in the

00:11:26.100 scriptures you know those who will bless israel i will bless those who curse israel that that doesn't

00:11:31.300 mean i go down every path that israel wants i don't have to agree with them i don't have to i don't

00:11:37.180 have to do anything i will the way i believe i'm to bless them is to say they have a right to exist

00:11:43.780 uh let's not do another holocaust and allow them to use their own power for self-defense

00:11:50.960 they've demonstrated they can do that um we don't have to get involved in everything that they're

00:11:56.980 doing would you agree that that is a reasonable stance or where's the nuance i'd even take it a

00:12:04.060 little further i mean i i'm a not just personally but the war were we're adamant supporters of israel

00:12:09.160 in the state of israel and particularly given i mean if you think from october 7th uh you know if

00:12:15.900 you look at the israel in gaza which is messy we've been a big supporter of their what they're

00:12:20.980 doing against samas and muslim brotherhood our only message has been you know when you got to go 0.91

00:12:26.380 through hell go through as quickly as possible let's get it done correct uh in the day of samaria

00:12:30.780 what what they've done with hezbollah is is monumental because hezbollah as you know glenn was

00:12:35.500 considered i guess one of the best light infantry in the world what they've done in southern syria

00:12:39.460 the israelis have done uh militarily i think uh and geopolitically extraordinary work since the

00:12:46.720 surprise attack but uh but there's just so many questions about this and so many questions about

00:12:52.760 why we're so tangled up in this thing right now that uh and i think they just have to be answered

00:12:57.500 i think they got to be answered for because to continue to support israel and look the support

00:13:03.700 to date really we don't have a formal alliance we have a special relationship they're essentially

00:13:08.600 a protectorate of the united states and if that's the case and we should not be in the protectorate

00:13:14.660 business we shouldn't europe right going to nate right now because they finally guarantee to pay five

00:13:19.460 percent i mean think of this huge as you remember glenn they would they laughed at us for paying two

00:13:23.940 percent which they agreed to in president trump's first term and one of the points was we can't have

00:13:29.120 western europe in the elites in western europe as a protector of the united states we just can't afford it

00:13:33.220 anymore he's making huge moves there and that's why i think in this situation we really have to go

00:13:38.620 through and see exactly how this came about and i think it i think will be uh will illuminate how we

00:13:46.100 go forward to sort this mess out so do you think we would have dropped the bomb if israel could have 1.00

00:13:53.540 dropped that bomb i mean that bomb was made for that particular run and we have been rehearsing that

00:14:00.340 run for 15 plus years um specifically um and nobody else has a weapon that was built for those uh for

00:14:10.460 that particular uh drop if israel could have had it do you think donald trump would have gotten involved

00:14:16.580 because i don't think he would have let me take a slightly different direction in in uh 79 my destroyer

00:14:24.940 i was in the pacific fleet and we were going for our second west pack to the you know turn over to

00:14:29.520 the seventh fleet and we got the call on november 4th uh we were in degeron 23 the little beavers the

00:14:34.840 famous arley burke destroyer squadron we got the call that the hostages had been taken and it took us a

00:14:40.340 couple months to get there but we were one of the first we went with one of the first battle groups

00:14:44.160 ever to get to the north arabian sea and we were there i think we rotated out a month before the

00:14:50.060 assault but we practiced the assault every day and glenn you could tell at the time this is like

00:14:54.620 you're not in kansas anymore i mean it's it is the scale of the place is so big it's so forbidding you

00:15:01.600 know the ocean and you never see the sun and it's just it's so complicated as you know that one uh was

00:15:08.840 a complete abject failure and i think every junior officer and non-commissioned officer on any of the

00:15:14.180 ships in the battle group could have told you 90 days before the launch there was going to be a

00:15:19.100 disaster just given the logistics of it this the tell to me and this was the tomahawk missiles

00:15:25.080 that went to the third site and and destroyed it above ground i mean essentially israel had done 0.60

00:15:31.880 nothing uh to take out any of the nuclear facilities and let's go back to where i think we have to get

00:15:37.680 to the heart of it is why did this have why did this come out of nowhere the the the intelligence and

00:15:43.600 we're told that the intelligence is different and this has been said now by marco ruby on other people

00:15:48.580 that the intelligence is different than the intelligence that irc community had and today

00:15:54.320 they're going to have you know classified hearings with tulsi gabbard and ratcliffe and my understanding

00:16:00.640 is ratcliffe and the cia presented additional uh intelligence that said this was absolutely

00:16:05.880 emergency it had to happen and that's where the strike had to happen last thursday although

00:16:10.480 it shouldn't be lost to anybody that the strike itself didn't look like it was so much

00:16:15.000 to take out the nuclear facilities it was essentially a decapitation strike to the senior

00:16:19.620 military maybe not to the to the religious uh that run the state um and i thought that was just very

00:16:26.360 suspicious including the fact that president trump had a negotiating meeting set for sunday now it

00:16:31.160 wasn't going well he felt like he's getting tapped along but the first thing we we heard is that

00:16:36.280 ratcliffe i mean uh whitkoff couldn't have a meeting because all the negotiators had been killed

00:16:41.820 now turned out later one of the senior guys was not but um i think we got to find out that like

00:16:48.140 what was the emergency why did this actually have to happen what was the intel that said

00:16:52.520 that they were going to get a bomb shortly because bd went on brett bear on sunday night and said

00:16:57.320 he was again so they're 12 to 13 months away which is what he's traditionally said if that would

00:17:03.140 if that was the case that's a very different we had not gone up to escalatory scale and

00:17:08.700 coercive diplomacy we certainly hadn't gone to economic warfare particularly glenn as you know

00:17:14.520 cutting off not allowing to ship uh oil to the chinese communist party which i think is 60 of their

00:17:20.240 cash flow there's so many things up the escalatory ladder and if you want regime change i always think

00:17:25.520 the best way to do it is through uh economic warfare where president trump you know got so tough

00:17:30.760 with him when he dropped out of the jcpoa and that's why in 22 you had the first time i think they

00:17:36.040 had a major revolt in the streets not only lasted for a couple of weeks but that was a big part of

00:17:40.860 that was because of the sanctions president trump put in then we get into the situation after the

00:17:45.600 bombing run and what's concerning about the bombing run is why is the why are los angeles-class

00:17:50.760 submarines hitting them with 30 tomahawks on a facility that's above ground and i would like to

00:17:56.520 see the bomb damage report now president trump i believe that we obliterated it but i haven't seen

00:18:01.220 any ballistic missile capability that could get to the united states tomorrow san francisco tomorrow

00:18:05.680 i think this whole thing was from the beginning and i think if you look at fox news which i really

00:18:10.900 fault here this was clearly about regime change i think the netanyahu government saw an opportunity

00:18:16.940 to do regime change and until i see otherwise and see information otherwise there was an absolute

00:18:22.520 emergency and had to happen that's that's the reason i was really against any type of military

00:18:27.240 engagement now it turns out magnificent logistics and people don't realize how complicated that was

00:18:33.700 and how incredible but president trump i think it's it's it's one and done and now he's got to cease fire

00:18:39.520 and he's very specific i think he came out today i think bloomberg put out that he said there's no

00:18:44.320 regime change so but my point is the opportunity cost is this is going to suck us into if not you know

00:18:50.820 open combat this is going to suck us in just the mind share of president trump to have to engage here

00:18:57.520 when we have so many other pressing massive problems besides the new war in the middle east

00:19:02.660 i want to get i want to get into that but i have two things i got to take a break and then i come back

00:19:07.200 with two things um sure first of all i i think this is why president trump was so angry today he he sees

00:19:13.860 that israel is going for regime change and i don't think he's going to get involved in anything uh

00:19:18.680 regarding regime change he knows that could be an absolute disaster could be great could be an

00:19:23.980 absolute disaster and more likely an absolute disaster um and maybe that's why he is so angry

00:19:29.920 uh with that but i i want to come back and ask you a couple of questions one so is this deep state

00:19:35.820 or is it israel and i'd love to hear your opinion on on israel and and how they might be i get i'm

00:19:45.060 gathering your thinking that they're kind of leading us by the nose um i disagree with that

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00:20:59.920 i mean you have seen uh president trump in uh you know more situations than most people

00:21:13.540 um and i you know he has even said i i didn't really know what i was up against

00:21:18.300 on my first term but i am now um i i have a hard time believing that he's going to be duped by the deep

00:21:25.940 state um do you think he is being duped or just just being moved around by the deep state

00:21:34.200 i don't think i and first of all i don't think it's israel i'm a huge supporter of okay good

00:21:40.220 and okay good good good but but they're but but i know that i didn't mean to imply anything

00:21:45.320 differently but here's here's so i don't think it's here's here's my concern my concern and i have

00:21:50.960 recommended just like when president right listen why did the hostage crisis fail

00:21:55.440 one of the reasons jimmy carter being an engineer just had one source of information he got one

00:22:00.220 source of information from the apparatus they made they had horrible groupthink and they made epic

00:22:06.220 fundamental bad decisions that led to a catastrophe and and really hurt america for decades afterwards

00:22:13.700 and led and led to carter's failed presidency what did president reagan do when he first got in

00:22:19.080 bill casey and people around here pretty street smart savvy people said we need to set up a team b

00:22:23.800 we can't just rely upon the apparatuses given been such fair as particularly the fact they were

00:22:29.300 they were quite critical of nixon and kissinger and even detente and rapprochement and everything

00:22:34.380 remember this plan was eventually going to lead to taking down the evil empire how did that start

00:22:38.340 it started with the team b to make sure that you had a fresh set of eyes that could go through

00:22:43.440 the analysis and just like you go to a doctor to get a second opinion it's the old uh measure twice

00:22:49.560 and cut once and i think i i think the president trump's not being manipulated i'm just not so sure

00:22:56.520 that all the information that's coming to him is the information just like i say let's let's see

00:23:02.320 where the chips fall on i i may be wrong but i would like to i think it's very i think it's incumbent

00:23:07.240 that john rackliff and the cia excuse me come for whatever this emergency uh you know this emergency

00:23:16.780 they're going to break out have a bomb have a weapon against this of course listen the mullahs 0.95

00:23:21.560 and the alatola are bad guys remember in the search they talk about a guy get shot in the back

00:23:25.980 right they deserve shooting hey these guys are as bad as they get there's no there's no you can't

00:23:31.340 they can see but there's once you get into regime change you're talking about all we're non-intervention

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00:25:05.480 steve bannon is uh on the program uh well this is his first appearance on the program steve and i have

00:25:25.780 not always agreed on uh on everything um but he was gracious enough i don't know maybe

00:25:31.720 maybe it's been as long as a year or eight months ago he um he asked to meet with me and we met

00:25:38.540 privately and he spoke from the heart about how concerned he was with you know the trouble that

00:25:45.280 is coming you know with the people who believe in america uh and you know we've we've we've stood

00:25:52.140 together for a long time and everything that he said in that meeting is beginning to come uh to

00:25:56.980 fruition and um we both care about our country a great deal and do not want to do anything more

00:26:04.340 to divide and he has been working hard to uh try to keep people together let me talk to steve about the

00:26:13.540 the opposition to involvement here um some of it i mean some of it is very reasonable some of it is

00:26:21.780 uh beyond reason i mean it seems like on both sides we've just lost all reason and faith and i don't

00:26:28.760 know where we go from here steve i think it's about information and and clearly we got fox that's uh

00:26:35.640 that's taken one position and uh kind of a neocon interventionist and i think that's look the mega

00:26:41.400 movement is growing we're adding you know african-american men now at record rates hispanics

00:26:46.740 he's had a great we're building a coalition like 1932 we can't let this stop our momentum

00:26:53.020 i believe the more information we get out and that's where i think you got to get to the bottom

00:26:56.880 of everything that happened here i think more information people become more reasonable i think

00:27:00.920 one of the reasons you see some unreason is that there's just not enough information out there i think

00:27:06.820 the more information the more we push it out the more we discuss it the more we you know answer the

00:27:12.360 hard questions and help president trump uh go forward on what are going to be a ton of tough

00:27:17.780 decisions as we're now in the kinetic part i think of a third world war on a broad basis and hopefully 0.99

00:27:24.140 it won't expand to the south china sea and taiwan but it's clearly on the streets of our cities in

00:27:29.640 these sanctuary cities so we have a ton of work to do and i think the way we get the you know some of

00:27:35.060 the people you would say would be unreasonable is let's get more information out there and i think

00:27:39.180 it's incumbent upon us i got a lot of respect for you always have and i think uh i think it's now

00:27:43.480 incumbent upon us to do that so let's talk about this the war on the streets i am extraordinarily

00:27:50.200 concerned um you know this everything i put up on the chalkboard about you know communists uh islamists 0.83

00:27:56.920 socialists anarchists will all come together and work together to first destroy israel then you know

00:28:02.900 europe it'll spread here and the western way of life will be on the ropes all of that is happening on

00:28:08.200 our streets right now and it is uh it's a little terrifying to watch because i don't think i don't

00:28:14.740 think people are awake yet i mean even in europe they should be wide awake on what is happening you

00:28:20.300 see the some of the stuff that's going on with uh the islamists on the streets all over europe that's 0.94

00:28:26.260 not going to last long and we have the same thing how do we stand up against this steve well i think

00:28:33.660 you see with steven miller first off i think the number one is we got look you're seeing as you know

00:28:38.340 the merger of the the red green alliance right the radical jihadists with this neo-marxist movement

00:28:45.760 and you're seeing the streets all over this is what la was i think we got to get back and make sure that

00:28:50.500 we're putting forward not not having all of our shows totally totally dedicated to what's going on

00:28:57.220 you have to talk about i think the major front which is to get uh you know mass deportations of

00:29:03.760 at least the 10 million that came in on biden's watch immediately uh and if we don't do and that's

00:29:09.320 not going to happen easily you saw in los angeles and president trump's going to have more troops that

00:29:13.600 we now have the supreme court look like backing us a little more but steven miller i'd like to see

00:29:18.320 steven miller more on tv in the a blocks uh than now in the b blocks and that's where we are and i think

00:29:24.240 that's got to be emphasis also the debt and everything that's going to happen with this tax

00:29:28.720 bill the spending all of it which is remember with the the clock's ticking on on imploding financially

00:29:34.860 here so the the issues before us couldn't be higher now you're seeing the converging of all

00:29:40.740 these issues trump came down the golden escalator 10 years ago you know a sunday a week ago and i say

00:29:47.360 for all the triumphs and tragedies and victories and defeats and good days and horrible days that's just

00:29:52.480 the preamble to the next couple hundred days where you're seeing a convergence of crises and that's

00:29:58.400 why we don't need uh we don't need one that just kind of develops out of nowhere the united states

00:30:03.260 where america first america has to make the decisions for america and americans have to know

00:30:08.120 what that information is so i think we've got a real we have a real job as people in media and people

00:30:14.400 that know president trump to make sure that we get everything out and uh and make sure that our

00:30:18.420 coalition uh only grows that it doesn't split because the radical left and the established

00:30:24.120 order want nothing more than us to turn on each other steve thank you so much i really appreciate

00:30:30.020 it i'm sorry for holding you uh longer than you uh you had time for appreciate your time thank you so

00:30:35.000 much steve bannon thanks for having me on this one appreciate it you got a host of the bannon's war room

00:30:40.200 former white house chief strategist um it is i think he's right um especially about the last things

00:30:48.160 that he was was talking about and i'm i'm so glad there are more people that are talking about uh this

00:30:56.420 and you know steve is on it i'm on it others are on it we have to spread the message i talk to people

00:31:02.060 all the time who are living in this dream world that think that you know we can continue the debt

00:31:08.540 we can continue to have wars we can continue to do all of these other things um and and and we

00:31:15.460 can't um you can't turn a blind eye on what is in our streets and what is in our neighborhoods i mean

00:31:21.740 one of the one of the worst things about this um involvement with uh iran is you know they're

00:31:29.500 going to do it anyway i mean they hate us death to america i don't know if you've heard the catchy 0.57

00:31:33.980 little chant but they do it all the time they've been doing it since 1979 they are a direct threat

00:31:39.640 but we have we have let thousands of people hi jen says joe biden and the and the democrats

00:31:47.120 in the last administration left thousands thousands of sleeper cells into the united states and i know

00:31:55.280 our fbi and our uh dhs i imagine our cia is involved in this

00:32:01.320 hmm strange uh but i i know they are looking uh for these sleeper cells to the to the rate

00:32:11.480 where i'm not sure we can look for all the cells outside of our own borders right now it's a little

00:32:20.840 overwhelming that again goes to what we told you beginning in 2008 was the overall plan to gather

00:32:30.140 all of these like-minded people that hate the united states want to destroy the united states

00:32:35.140 and then overwhelm the system that's a cloward and piven strategy and we are at the overwhelming

00:32:41.960 of the system as well as top down bottom up inside out everything that we've talked about if you've

00:32:49.060 listened to this program for you know long enough you know what these things are you know who cloward

00:32:55.140 and piven are if you don't make sure you look them up um you know top down bottom up inside out you

00:33:01.940 know what the color revolution is you know all of these things most people do not and this is you know

00:33:09.780 why i am shifting gears uh coming in january um and it's it's probably the biggest shift i have

00:33:19.980 made since i left fox and started blaze um and i'm i'm shifting gears because steve is absolutely right

00:33:30.100 it is all about education and if we don't educate ourselves if we don't figure out what's important

00:33:37.480 and put first principles back into place and know what's going on too many people are tuning out

00:33:43.320 the news and i understand that i don't want to watch the news but you have to because the world is

00:33:49.000 changing so fast and what's at stake is your way of life and the way of life for everybody in the western

00:33:55.880 world um you know everybody everything is up for grabs right now absolutely everything all right

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00:37:37.880 welcome to the glenn beck program we're glad you're here you know stew i found a i i thought of

00:37:43.320 something yesterday that i i thought might be helpful um what if what if donald trump reframes

00:37:53.560 the whole missile thing as a his own celebration of pride month as a gift to all of the gays 0.93

00:38:06.840 in the middle east and all of the gays and lesbians and transgender and the two-spirited 1.00

00:38:13.160 people all of them in iran this is our gift to you for pride parade we're going to try to make sure

00:38:20.280 that your uh your people that are throwing you off of rooftops are weakened happy happy this is our

00:38:27.560 pride parade wow that would be powerful a powerful statement um right maybe we can start putting like

00:38:34.760 rainbow fireworks inside the missile so when they hit their targets we get a nice little beautiful

00:38:41.160 rainbow colored explosion i think then the left would have to support it 0.80

00:38:47.880 i i really think i think he should

00:38:53.720 i think he should do this i think he should come out and say this is just my salute to

00:38:59.000 pride month i'm just trying to help the gays over in the middle east i don't think he's taking off the

00:39:05.080 but you don't think so no probably not a great idea they're probably not the direction he should go

00:39:09.720 in but i don't i if he thinks it'll troll the right person he'll do it so we'll see how that you know

00:39:15.640 could go well it could be fun um what do you think about this what if he is just getting into the flag

00:39:23.720 selling business okay you know what i'm saying no everybody had everybody had the grateful gay pride

00:39:30.600 flags and he's like you know huh everybody's got those and everybody's concentrating on that i need

00:39:35.880 to sell more flags and so he started scooping people up in the middle of the night you know

00:39:42.280 uh unconstitutionally of course so people had to go out and buy mexican flags to protest

00:39:47.960 and then you know dropping the bomb he's like i need i need to sell some palestinian flags i've

00:39:55.000 got these iranian flags they've got to go i bought too many of those iranian flags nobody's buying

00:40:02.760 them what do i do so so you think there's a previously unknown

00:40:08.760 branch of the trump organization that is a flags sales company trump flags trump flags i mean you

00:40:15.880 know you would you what you wouldn't have questioned this if hunter biden was doing it why do you

00:40:20.360 question it because it's your guy because it's your guy huh yeah that's an interesting thought i you

00:40:27.000 know you're right i i i hadn't really considered the possibility of of trump flags and what is that

00:40:34.200 there you go is that that did you consider the possibility of turning this whole thing around

00:40:38.680 into a celebration of pride month i really hadn't i hadn't really considered that at all you know i

00:40:45.560 spent a lot of time i felt like watching the news yesterday and trying to dissect what the hell

00:40:50.600 was actually going on and i never had those thoughts did you no no you know what and i i

00:40:55.560 didn't come to any conclusion i had no idea it was just a i feel like wasted several hours uh

00:41:01.160 just trying to figure out what was going on honestly i kind of wish i just landed on the pride

00:41:05.880 flag thing earlier because i think that's that might be the i didn't have to watch anything i

00:41:10.200 knew what was going on i'm like this is big flag this is big flag you know and if trump wants to

00:41:16.760 trump wants to cover his tracks with big flag he should do the pride pride month thing well i mean 0.74

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00:41:56.280 have a flagpole like that and i gotta have a flag i think you're you're mocking this idea but it will

00:42:02.360 probably be in the daily beast by the end of the day now oh my gosh so can i tell you something

00:42:08.680 i see crazier things now i see crazier things you know when the when the peace you know the peace

00:42:14.520 treaty was uh was announced yesterday it was like it was like you had killed the anchor's children in

00:42:23.400 front of them all of a sudden yeah they wanted this to go out of control so they could blame trump

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00:42:36.120 i just flew all the way over here to the middle east to do this thing i put my whole life on hold

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00:46:58.440 well let's address the ceasefire that almost was or maybe it's the ceasefire that almost wasn't

00:47:09.240 i'm not really sure yet at this point but we're going to address it coming up in just a second first

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00:48:32.840 patriot use the promo code beck all right last night i was driving uh out with my niece and i heard the

00:48:41.000 news that uh there was a there was a a ceasefire and i looked at her because we had just been saying

00:48:50.040 earlier in the morning she's she lives up here by the ranch and um and we're just

00:48:56.360 talking about it and i said you know what's really strange is i'm not getting any sense of real

00:49:02.920 trouble and i know trouble has to be just over the horizon and i don't know maybe god's not talking to

00:49:09.560 me anymore and she's like no i feel the same way and she said in fact i feel a real sense of peace

00:49:14.600 and i said yeah i think i do too and i don't understand it because the world is on fire

00:49:20.600 what is the warning that we should be giving what should we be doing and uh and then we're driving

00:49:29.400 and we hear that you know peace and it shocks both of us ceasefire between iran and israel are you

00:49:39.800 kidding me that's the first real diplomatic breakthrough in a war that has been edging towards the abyss forever

00:49:46.600 and you know will be the final battle i believe in the end and who brokered it donald j trump

00:49:54.840 not nato not the un not the globe not a round table of seasoned diplomats sipping espresso in brussels

00:50:03.240 trump and he announced it via social media naturally he said both parties had agreed to an end of the

00:50:11.000 uh hostilities and it would be 24 hours i think um i think iran had to behave itself for the first 12

00:50:18.280 hours and then israel could join and behave itself for the next 12 hours and then after that everything

00:50:24.440 stops iran said they would stop missile launchers the stakes on this have been massive you know it and i

00:50:32.120 know it 48 hours earlier you know the the the israelis had flattened the iranian revolutionary guard

00:50:41.720 positions they had in response iran had just leveled sections of tel aviv 200 people wounded in israel

00:50:51.640 black smoke over damascus missiles intercepted over amman the region was on fire but the fire paused

00:50:59.560 briefly and then it didn't i get up this morning and here's what the president says as he's heading

00:51:07.560 for marine one uh we have edited and you'll understand why we edited the president's words

00:51:14.120 when you hear it if you haven't heard it yet listen they violated but israel violated it too 0.74

00:51:20.840 israel as soon as we made the deal they came out and they dropped a load of bombs the likes of which 0.99

00:51:25.640 i've never seen before the biggest load that we've seen i'm not happy with israel you know when i say 0.74

00:51:31.800 okay now you have 12 hours you don't go out in the first hour and just drop everything you have on

00:51:37.080 them so i'm not happy with them i'm not happy with iran either but i'm really unhappy if israel is going

00:51:42.920 out this morning because the one rocket that didn't land that was shot perhaps by mistake that didn't land

00:51:49.480 i'm not happy about that you know what we have we basically have two countries that have been

00:51:56.600 fighting so long and so hard that they don't know what the they're doing do you understand that

00:52:03.160 i think everybody did mr president then he took to social media um israel do not drop those bombs

00:52:11.240 bring your pilots home now donald j trump president of the united states i don't i don't think i've ever

00:52:18.440 seen him like this before now let that sink in here for a second the u.s president publicly telling

00:52:24.360 israel the only democracy in the middle east stop your retaliation damage was done israel had already 0.70

00:52:33.160 you know resumed the airstrikes this time with a vengeance the israeli defense minister uh didn't

00:52:39.960 mince words he blamed iran for breaking the truce uh launching missiles at civilian targets again in

00:52:46.280 israel and of course you know iran denied everything they always do play the uh play the thought here

00:52:52.760 of um of iran saying how they won the war this is from iranian tv yesterday listen to this

00:53:03.320 yesterday the people conducted a signet operation and they heard the israelis say that there were over

00:53:10.280 500 casualties in our attacks yesterday in addition to 300 people that are still missing

00:53:16.600 and they are stuck under the rubble and more than 200 people were injured more than 200

00:53:24.280 so our operation yesterday alone more than a thousand people were killed or injured

00:53:28.760 or are still missing perhaps america has joined the war

00:53:33.000 because we're very very close to annihilating israel it was we were in the closing stages 0.84

00:53:41.320 no not really but did you notice is that the way we would have reported that story in the west

00:53:49.800 if we were the ones that were sending the missiles over would we say hey you know just the open we did

00:53:55.400 300 people we killed 300 people and then there were like 200 casualties maybe as many as five 500

00:54:01.480 casualties uh and then you know just in the last two days we've killed a thousand people is that the

00:54:06.840 way we would have reported that that should tell you everything you need to know about you know choose

00:54:11.880 life choose death which side is on the the side of life and which side is on the side of death

00:54:17.640 they're talking about a thousand people dying not not military targets a thousand people dying

00:54:25.560 okay so iran is denying reality multiple sources u.s intelligence idf radar eyewitnesses on the ground

00:54:34.680 in jerusalem confirm rockets were fired from iranian proxies in syria and southern lebanon without

00:54:40.360 within hours of the truce so does that mean that peace was just a mirage

00:54:47.720 well here's what i think it means it means behind the headlines and the diplomatic smiles and

00:54:53.720 everything else the truth about iran remains it's the only thing we know for true they don't negotiate

00:54:59.320 in good faith they never have they're liars they don't actually want peace they want to dominate

00:55:04.680 the middle east and they want israel gone and they also want america humiliated so the ceasefire was a

00:55:10.840 test and iran failed and yet the coverage who's the villain if you watch the coverage the villain was

00:55:21.080 israel or donald trump the mainstream makers last night i don't know if you saw this i mean it looked

00:55:26.600 like somebody was killing their children when they found out that there was a ceasefire it looked like

00:55:32.760 oh my gosh no no but they were i mean when they announced the collapse you know

00:55:43.640 they couldn't they couldn't blame trump the night before for war and their glee was almost reckless

00:55:53.960 uh i mean they were just they were just so happy they had had stunned silence the night before when it

00:56:01.080 was good news and then when it was bad news they're like ah see we told you here's the thing trump's

00:56:07.720 pressure campaign worked his unpredictability worked iran blinked now they tried to cheat the ceasefire

00:56:14.360 quietly they got caught israel responded because we would too so now what trump is on the plane now

00:56:22.040 heading over to nato not as the wild card but the man who came this close to brokering an impossible

00:56:28.280 peace between two mortal enemies he has and you know the peace might be back on by the time he lands

00:56:35.720 the world really needs to face this question what if donald trump is right what if boldness

00:56:44.840 not a bunch of pencil pushers not a bunch of politicians what if boldness is what keeps

00:56:50.360 the war from bolding boiling over what if the thing the world hates the most mocks the most was the thing

00:56:58.520 that's holding back the flood

00:57:03.560 yeah the ceasefire collapsed last night but i think history is going to remember this moment not as a

00:57:08.360 failure but as a reveal a spotlight shined on the real motives behind the iranian regime in case you

00:57:14.040 didn't get it yet it it was a spotlight on the media last night so invested in failure of this they

00:57:23.080 couldn't even fake relief when peace arrived couldn't fake it

00:57:30.440 i think what donald trump did is you know i said last night maybe it was just to a friend

00:57:37.480 this is why i would make a very bad president because when the fate of the world is at stake

00:57:43.720 i would be like i i can't make that decision i can't make and you have to have somebody who can

00:57:49.000 make the decisions um and i just don't think i could do it i really don't could you have done

00:57:54.760 what donald trump did stew could you have done what donald trump did in the last week if you were

00:57:59.800 the president and you had to stand there all by yourself your own base was turning everybody was

00:58:04.920 turning on you and you said nope i believe this is the right thing to do with what was at stake and what

00:58:12.120 is at stake could you have done it i mean those are two i think two separate questions i think i

00:58:16.920 would be able to take a stand for something when my base disagreed with me i mean that type of stuff

00:58:21.960 we we do yeah it's very difficult doing when the world is at stake doing everything that he did over

00:58:27.400 the past i mean the guy seemingly has no shortage of energy i don't know if there was a a fountain of

00:58:34.520 youth situation i don't know if there was just like i i mean if he just loves really good genetics

00:58:41.640 really good genetics that's what it is great genetics all right but yeah there's been a lot

00:58:47.160 for him to uh to to do i mean it there's i mean he's got still got the bill going on i mean when's

00:58:53.160 the last time we even mentioned the big beautiful bill that is going through the senate right now

00:58:57.720 and is a massive part of what he has to deal with not to mention he's going over to uh these meetings

00:59:03.400 in europe right now the the topic isn't even israel and iran it's ukraine and russia like that and

00:59:11.960 and five percent in five yeah and this the funding yep for nato i mean that is crazy yeah it's a lot

00:59:18.760 they we couldn't get him to one and a half percent he finally got him to two percent now he's like

00:59:24.040 five percent you're gonna have to cough up five percent each of you which is what they're

00:59:27.960 i mean and i think that's fantastic right but it looks like it might happen this time

00:59:36.680 you got that look on your face like yeah a lot of things might happen and you're right

00:59:40.360 a lot of things might happen yeah anything could happen and a lot of things might happen yeah there's

00:59:46.360 a part of me that's concerned about encouraging germany to spend more money on defense like that's

00:59:52.840 the only hesitation i keep coming up with in this one it's like i don't know maybe them spending two

00:59:57.320 percent is more than they need to spend honestly because when they get a lot of big defense going

01:00:02.520 in germany uh things don't always turn out so well but i do understand and and that is their agreement

01:00:08.040 they're supposed to be spending five percent on their defense that's uh that's part of their

01:00:11.880 arrangement so uh i agree with you it's just a lot of stuff going on so no i could definitely not

01:00:16.440 handle all the things that he's doing right now uh i i don't i don't think it's possible for most

01:00:20.680 humans to do it are we closer to peace than we were yesterday yeah i think so i mean we don't

01:00:29.400 know if this thing's going to hold out hold up right like we don't know if if this arrangement

01:00:34.200 holds up but if we can get to a place where uh what we have is even what we had you know three or

01:00:41.240 four weeks ago where these countries still hated each other and we're sort of on the verge of war all

01:00:46.440 the time which is what the situation has been for as long as i can remember with israel and iran

01:00:50.440 forever except for the fact that many targets have been taken out in iran and and their nuclear

01:00:56.520 uh program has been diminished significantly and a lot of their military leadership has been knocked

01:01:02.520 out and you know and on and on and on and on all the things that israel has achieved uh during this

01:01:07.400 past couple weeks even if it just bounces back to where it was iran is in a much worse position and

01:01:13.240 that's i think a real positive frankly so i mean i think yeah i think we're in a better position now and

01:01:18.440 and the best case scenario here is maybe this thing does hold i mean i don't think the applebee's

01:01:23.400 situation is going to happen anytime soon where they all just kind of we all get together and they

01:01:27.240 they share a margarita at the bar i don't think that's going to happen i think it's unlikely though

01:01:32.200 i mean it's it's not i maybe maybe trump can make that happen uh that being said i i feel like we're

01:01:37.800 going to be in a better position largely because the worst actor in this situation is weaker that's good

01:01:44.920 yes yes yeah i agree and by the way your applebee's thing will never happen it's not kosher nor is it

01:01:50.360 halal so not going to happen stew uh i think they could make that happen yeah if they can give you 0.99

01:01:57.560 if they can give you four dinners for nine dollars i think they could make it happen i don't know how

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01:03:18.280 all right let me uh play a couple of uh let me play a couple of things that have

01:03:36.120 happened since we last met yesterday um here is uh here's a keem jeffries on capitol hill yesterday

01:03:43.000 cut one donald trump and his actions which do not appear to be consistent with the united states

01:03:52.200 constitution takes unilateral offensive military action without seeking the approval of the united

01:04:01.800 united states congress bring that up to obama the use of military force which is offensive in nature

01:04:11.800 must be approved by the house and the senate that's according to the constitution it's not optional

01:04:21.240 donald it's not

01:04:24.600 very big respect there you remember when anybody called barack obama

01:04:28.120 obama obama and the left was like he is the president he is the president you say mr president

01:04:35.000 and they don't really care about that they also don't care that this is this precedent that they

01:04:39.080 have set i mean uh i don't know how you're going to win this one when you have been doing this over

01:04:44.680 and over again if you really cared about the constitution you would have actually done something

01:04:49.000 when it was your president and i personally would like to see this uh uh straightened out and made very

01:04:56.040 very clear uh i don't think the president took us into war i think he did a surgical strike and uh

01:05:04.200 you know we didn't have this one when remember when barack obama was using drones to kill american

01:05:10.520 citizens overseas yeah you probably don't remember you do but your friends probably don't remember that

01:05:16.280 yeah that actually happened and nobody was saying he can't do that he's got to consult with congress

01:05:21.240 no no no uh-uh no why is it you know i was on with pierce morgan yesterday and i asked him i said

01:05:28.680 you know pierce let me if this if hamas would have attacked england the way they did on october 7th

01:05:39.080 do you think the the united states would be having this conversation about you know england is just

01:05:47.080 controlling us right now and look at what england is doing we would be bombing the snot out of them

01:05:52.760 we would be standing by england's side immediately immediately if it happened in canada

01:06:01.240 all right maybe not canada it would have happened someplace else we would have been standing by their

01:06:05.640 side of course we would with canada why is it that israel uh the strongest ally we have at least in the

01:06:14.360 middle east and quite honestly the strongest one we have i mean do you want to go to war with france

01:06:21.080 by your side because i would rather go to war with israel by my side although i don't think they join us 0.90

01:06:26.680 um i would rather go to i'd rather go to war without don't don't mess with the israelis the french 0.93

01:06:33.000 yeah yeah they're really frightening they're terrifying and look at what they're doing to their own

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01:07:14.200 the war powers resolution the law requires the trump administration to consult with congress

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01:09:15.080 you know i don't know about anybody else but i'm kind of glad that uh israel's on our side

01:09:19.160 you know i would hate to be an enemy of israel they really kind of have it down uh i don't

01:09:24.040 know if you've noticed uh israeli intelligence operatives apparently placed dozens of anonymous

01:09:32.280 phone calls to top iranian uh generals earlier what was last week warning them now is the time to get out

01:09:41.160 you got to get out right now uh quote i can advise you now you have 12 hours to escape with your wife and

01:09:47.160 child otherwise you're on our list and uh we'll hit you we'll hit your family we'll hit your children 0.96

01:09:52.680 everybody will will knock you into the dirt so they made 20 of these uh phone calls and then they said

01:10:01.000 um you know if you don't get out within 12 hours you don't have anybody to blame but yourself

01:10:08.280 we are closer to you than your own neck vein put this in your head and may god protect you well

01:10:16.040 wait a minute wait what do we do well do you want to be one of them do you want to be the next one on

01:10:21.320 the list do you want to destroy your wife and child no right so what you should what should you do i love

01:10:28.280 this what should you do you should make a video denouncing the iranian regime and send it via telegram

01:10:34.840 an encrypted messaging and social media app within 12 hours uh no word on whether they made that app

01:10:41.880 can you imagine you're you're not making that app you're not making that video you're making that

01:10:45.720 video stew no probably not no because you're dead either way you're dead either way you know i mean

01:10:53.160 daddy's gonna run and hide and i guess i don't know i mean i suppose if you're standing if you feel

01:10:58.920 you're standing up for your country you're not going to do those things but you should be real

01:11:03.960 right after seeing what israel has been able to achieve militarily over the past year year and a

01:11:09.000 half you'd have to believe it it wouldn't just feel like an empty threat last year and a half how

01:11:14.680 about the last week and a half i mean they took out all they they knew right where these guys were

01:11:21.720 and convinced them to all gather together some of them you know you guys should get together and have a

01:11:26.360 little party you guys should get you know what and they did it they pulled it off i mean it is amazing

01:11:33.960 what they have done yeah and it's so hard to kind of decipher what is going on from

01:11:39.320 minute to minute honestly at this point i said i met i spent hours and hours watching this as the

01:11:45.880 news was breaking of the of the ceasefire and then all of the immediate reporting you know of

01:11:51.640 officials seemingly in on in both countries saying actually no we don't have an agreement yet and then

01:11:58.440 bombs continuing to drop and then donald trump getting angry at both of them and it's just so

01:12:04.440 hard to know what is actually going on do you have a theory as to what what the yeah i i maybe i've misread

01:12:12.040 the ceasefire but what i read is there's a 12-hour period that iran has and then and then israel has

01:12:20.680 a 12-hour period but at the end of the 24 hours that's it and so it was kind of like you know do

01:12:26.920 your worst iran you got you got 12 hours and then this is you know this is the plot of the purge i believe

01:12:33.880 i know i know but what wasn't that your understanding of it yeah it was weird it was a 20 the

01:12:38.840 two 12-hour periods and then at the 24-hour period which ended at 7 a.m uh israel time

01:12:46.840 uh you know those bombs they dropped were at three o'clock in the morning yeah it's weird because

01:12:53.000 usually um there is a time period to stop it and i guess the theory being hey you need to be able to

01:13:00.760 get word to all of your uh you know all the people at the missile stands uh who are like ready to

01:13:06.440 fire fire in 30 seconds um so you you try to give a little bit of a window so that you can say

01:13:13.000 those whatever weapons get fired in that period are not violations of the ceasefire i've never seen

01:13:19.800 one before that i can remember where one party in the ceasefire had a longer period or a different

01:13:27.880 period to fire than the other country did like like hey you you guys get 14 hours and you guys

01:13:36.040 get 11 like i've never seen that before or i've never seen a period where you guys aren't allowed

01:13:40.440 to fire for their 12 hours and then you get to fire for your 12 hours and they can't respond or whatever

01:13:45.800 that was was very complicated and strange and i i you know i saw this it was the purge it was the purge

01:13:52.520 yeah it's weird i think like we should target uh let's say for future uh agreements where we have

01:14:01.160 ceasefires of no period where you just get to keep firing i feel like you know i can understand back in

01:14:07.320 like the 1700s where you needed to get to your generals on the field and let them know hey don't

01:14:12.120 go to war anymore i feel like truth social most people know what he posts there where i i my guess

01:14:18.760 is most of the people who are important enough to get the information they're not supposed to fire

01:14:24.200 missiles get it pretty quickly these days let's just stop like i feel like let's just give it a

01:14:28.200 whirl maybe we have a generalized understanding that if something flies up the next 40 minutes

01:14:33.240 you know let's try to ignore that one uh it seems to be a very strange way of doing things

01:14:40.040 uh and it allows for donald trump doesn't uh he clearly didn't read it this way because he was

01:14:45.000 he's very upset he's very upset at iran and israel for both violating it um but i i don't know i mean

01:14:53.080 is the is this is the ceasefire actually off because i don't think it is they've not violated it

01:15:00.840 he's very 7 a.m is when it was supposed to happen that was what i i don't know that's that i i'll stop

01:15:08.520 my head i don't one one a.m i think our time so he was obviously very angry about weapons being

01:15:17.000 fired outside of the windows that he approved um or at least was of the understanding and that's what

01:15:22.280 i was another thing i struggled with yesterday of what actually happened right like because i think

01:15:27.960 there's an argument to be made and a believable one right that that there was an agreement fully

01:15:33.720 agreed to by both parties and you know donald trump and i guess cutter overseeing it and then iran

01:15:41.160 flaked on the deal and fired anyway like totally believable to me absolutely could have been the

01:15:46.520 case that's what they i mean you know the ceasefire without an unconditional surrender um you know that

01:15:53.720 is a that's an interesting thing because i mean that's what hamas does that's what has below that's

01:15:59.400 what iran does all the time yeah we're not gonna we're not gonna do that definitely that we're not

01:16:04.120 gonna do that and then they do it right so wait a minute you just said uh no but that was special that

01:16:09.640 was part of ramadan maybe you know you're like wait it's part of pride month as you mentioned earlier

01:16:17.000 that's right uh so like option a totally believable they come everyone comes up with a an agreement and

01:16:23.880 iran flakes okay option b uh everyone comes up with an agreement and israel flakes less believable to

01:16:31.240 me um but uh but especially possible but possible it's possible it's less believable largely considering

01:16:38.280 how uh important the relationship is between israel and donald trump from israel's perspective like they

01:16:46.360 have gone out of their way over and over and over again to make sure that they're not

01:16:52.040 they're not infuriating donald trump on on multitude of issues even like things like tariffs like they

01:16:57.880 just like okay we're lowering ours to zero and it's fine that you're keeping yours higher like that that

01:17:02.440 was their point on tariffs before uh even uh this is liberation day happened this is an existential threat

01:17:09.800 to israel right we don't understand it the way they do and i think the the you know iran broke the treaty

01:17:18.360 first they've they launched missiles um and then israel responded and i think honestly that i could

01:17:25.480 see donald trump saying you're coming to the table you're coming to the table they're like we are so

01:17:31.080 close we are this close to completely decapitating them you know we're not going to stop right now

01:17:37.640 you're going to stop right now and they made okay fine knowing that iran is going to violate and then

01:17:44.760 they'll just they'll just go and finish the job i think personally that's most likely what happened

01:17:50.200 because donald trump i don't think even though he said it last week i don't think he wants regime

01:17:55.240 change because it's risky it's really really risky um and so he sees this way to go to a kind of a

01:18:03.240 stalemate and he's happier with that now that he's pushed the the nuclear weapon possibility back a few

01:18:11.240 years okay um so i think that's possible by the way on regime change i feel like it's something i'm

01:18:16.840 i'm rooting for but don't want to do and this yes i say the same thing about you know me getting into

01:18:23.480 shape like i'm rooting for it but i'm not going to do it um it's that type of thing where i don't

01:18:28.280 necessarily want to be involved in the process of getting into shape but i i root for it to happen

01:18:32.440 maybe but if you have some miracle somebody will do it for me right i'm all i'm all in i'm all in on

01:18:37.400 that so that's option two i have to think i have to admit that i had an option three in my head as

01:18:42.440 well which was i think i know what it is you tell me it's the same as mine eventually it's the same

01:18:50.680 so my option three was israel and around they had some talks they were pretty close maybe kind of near

01:19:00.120 an agreement maybe some things have been floated it looked it looked good trump was a little worried

01:19:06.200 that it might fall through so he just went public with it and said it was done and was just like i'm

01:19:11.160 going on truth social right now it is done both have agreed period knowing that it would put both

01:19:16.360 of them in a very difficult position because if they kept firing they'd look like they were the ones

01:19:21.240 violating an agreement that had been announced and i i have to say that part of me thought maybe

01:19:27.240 there wasn't a real agreement and he was just wishing it into existence and at the same time putting

01:19:33.240 all sorts of leverage on both parties so i think you know it did cross my mind because that's exactly

01:19:38.840 what i thought too cross my mind because of norman vincent peele yes okay he went to norman vincent

01:19:44.760 peele's church as a kid i mean he grew up listening the power of positive thinking that's why he's always

01:19:50.920 speaking thing this is going to be the greatest thing ever nobody's ever seen anything he speaks

01:19:57.080 everything into existence and he actually believes it he believes in the power so do i that he believes

01:20:04.840 in the power of positive thinking he believes in the power of just speaking things into existence and

01:20:10.680 so there is a possibility they were very very close and he's like we got a deal we got a deal they're like

01:20:17.800 wait wait what because that's what that's the way everybody reacted to it when he did it everyone was

01:20:22.760 like oh my gosh and they were celebrating it and then you started seeing reports out of like from

01:20:27.240 like the mouths of iranian officials being like we have abs we haven't even been sent an agreement yet

01:20:34.520 right like they were saying that on the record and it's like i don't know iran could just be lying

01:20:40.520 about it completely like they could be saying they could have already signed it and or that guy didn't

01:20:44.520 know there's there's other possibilities there but i think a large one is just that trump was like

01:20:50.680 we're doing this right i have let me let me give you a probably a closer a closer guess than what

01:21:00.040 we're we're you know where we've been like i got them on the phone that i at least talked to each of

01:21:06.280 them we didn't come up we're doing a peace deal okay that that's kind of where we are i think what

01:21:12.520 probably could have happened is we did all of the work we had all of the phone calls but nobody had signed

01:21:20.200 and trump is like i'm gonna lock them into this right before they have a chance to change their

01:21:25.320 mind i'm just announcing it i think that's a possibility highly possible i think yeah and you

01:21:31.160 know i i go back and forth on this because you know donald trump's real job okay is to come up with

01:21:39.080 uh the best outcome in uh god only knows how many situations he's dealing with at any given time right

01:21:44.280 and so the best outcome for america america first uh would be this war to end right um and you know

01:21:50.840 no flaring up of violence and that's what he's pursuing and he wants that to happen and so he is

01:21:56.840 oftentimes negotiating publicly to the ends that he wants to achieve and of course his job is actually to

01:22:03.720 achieve those ends that being said it does put us as american citizens in a situation where it is wise to

01:22:13.400 to take what he says publicly as not necessarily completely factual and literal and it's weird to

01:22:23.720 be in a situation where you have to recognize hey he might be instead of trying to tell me the truth

01:22:29.720 as the citizen what he's trying to do is influence the situation and negotiating to what might be a great

01:22:35.640 end but it puts us in a weird position where we're chasing around trying to figure out what's actually

01:22:42.600 occurring and we can't necessarily and i mean this i i'm trying to like set this up in a way because i

01:22:48.360 don't want it to sound like the insult that it might sound like but like we are in a position as

01:22:53.800 american citizens where we really just can't trust what he says as the truth and i and i i think that

01:22:59.640 is let me rephrase that let me rephrase i think that is just to finish leading towards good ends i

01:23:05.640 don't think it means it's like not because he's lying to us because he wants to lie to us it's because

01:23:09.480 he's trying to influence these situations in a positive direction but it's weird to be in that

01:23:14.200 situation where he says it is a there is a ceasefire sign and we can't just say there is a ceasefire

01:23:20.840 sign because we don't know that that's true yet we have to kind of go through other layers of wait

01:23:25.480 what is actually happening here before we can land in that position so i would say it this way

01:23:30.840 uh we cannot trust that what is happening in front of us is finished what we have to ask ourselves

01:23:45.400 are we still in the final stages of negotiation because everything about donald trump is a

01:23:52.440 negotiation everything is yeah everything and uh he is you know it's like i'm gonna you know little

01:24:00.040 boy fat man and little boy over there in north korea i'm gonna bomb the snot out of him and then 1.00

01:24:04.680 next he's his best friend that was all negotiation right shouldn't have taken a word he said seriously

01:24:10.520 that was negotiation to get north korea to behave and look what happened in the end you know

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01:27:25.640 yesterday for multiple hours trying to figure out exactly what was going on and i thought to myself

01:27:29.720 am i just completely wasting my time i am trying to figure all of this out i'm just gonna wait till

01:27:36.440 tomorrow and then maybe we'll have a better idea frankly because sometimes i think you can just get

01:27:41.240 so obsessed with this stuff and it twists and turns you in so many ways spend some time with

01:27:44.840 your freaking kids you know enjoy your life a little bit tomorrow the news will still be there

01:27:51.240 this is glenn beck you know uh every time i open up my drunk junk drawer i find old batteries and

01:27:57.400 broken pens and uh exactly two loose rounds of ammo uh that i have no memory of putting into the

01:28:03.640 drawer or buying but uh most of us treat our ammo supply like a sock drawer random calibers half

01:28:09.640 empty boxes and a whole lot of uh i'm gonna organize this uh i'm gonna organize this a little later you

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01:29:43.720 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program

01:30:06.120 hello america welcome to the glenbeck program we got a lot to uh

01:30:10.280 talk about i want to start with some good news i want to start with something i heard uh yesterday

01:30:15.000 that just really puts everything into perspective at least for me we're going to go there next first

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01:31:50.280 so i saw something the other day and i just want to take two and a half minutes and just play

01:31:54.920 something this is a an older guy world war ii veteran um this is this was from a couple of weeks

01:32:05.800 ago on v-day um ve day um and he was talking about how it felt v-day day felt now 80 years later listen to

01:32:20.200 this hello today is may 8th the anniversary of the victory in europe when i found out the war was over

01:32:31.720 i was already out of the service i got out on april 13th the day after president roosevelt died

01:32:41.320 i was 22 when i went home after seven years of service of course i joined with my cousin chick when

01:32:49.400 we were 15 in 1938 time just goes by and the next thing i knew the world was celebrating victory in europe

01:33:01.320 here i am at home with my mother and my dad and they announced the war was over in europe hitler was

01:33:11.720 dead his troops have given up turning all their arms all their ships were being confiscated what an elation

01:33:22.360 no way i'm going back i'm discharged already but to release anyway after all those years i was in the

01:33:31.080 service and especially three years overseas and it's over now it's crazy it's hard to think you're free

01:33:42.520 it's a different life yes there were a few beers drunk that day and a lot of other liquor of course

01:33:53.320 but some settled with uh handshakes and glad it's over that's what i did i stood by my mother and gave

01:34:01.560 her a hug says i'm not going back i gotta remind you guys i'm here because a whole bunch of my friends

01:34:11.880 gave their life so that i could make it here it's hard to realize that i came true to the end of the war

01:34:21.240 without a scratch how can you land on omaha beach on d-day and get through that minefield with without a

01:34:30.200 scratch if you could take the time today or tomorrow or every day for just an instant have a little visit

01:34:40.600 with those guys that gave their life so we're winners that's the reason we're free today is because

01:34:47.640 these guys gave their life i think he is fantastic he has an instagram page called

01:34:55.480 story time with papa jake and i saw that the other day and

01:34:59.560 it just makes me all soupy um the innocence and the sweetness of a guy who's lived his life i'm

01:35:12.120 sure he's lived a hard life i mean landing on omaha beach um

01:35:19.960 i don't know there's just a

01:35:26.120 there's something about people who lived back then that is just different and i wonder if we can ever

01:35:32.920 get back there or if we want to i don't know i do i don't want to i don't want the troubles that

01:35:39.000 they had back then i don't want the you know the bigotry and everything else that they had back then

01:35:43.640 but i i do you think we'll ever get back to a place to where

01:35:51.880 a few beers were drunk that day i'll tell you

01:35:56.280 some handshakes congratulations it's over i mean who speaks like that anymore

01:36:03.480 i talked to steve bannon earlier today

01:36:12.760 both of us are very concerned we don't agree on everything

01:36:17.320 and we've been at odds at times in our careers

01:36:24.680 but we both love our country

01:36:26.200 uh and we're both concerned about people

01:36:33.560 hammering each other there's there's something happening with the with the right right now and

01:36:39.640 look we can disagree

01:36:41.800 it's healthy i think i think actually what we've gone through is really really healthy in some ways

01:36:48.040 having the conversations about

01:36:50.760 the control of deep state the control of foreign countries i mean

01:36:56.840 you know if we get to sit and say to people you know

01:37:01.960 israel's you know israel's just controlling us no no no they're not well they're lying to us well 1.00

01:37:06.840 of course they are of course they are you don't think we've ever lied to other countries you know it's

01:37:12.680 it's that country's job that president or prime minister's job to do what's right for his country

01:37:20.840 just like you know we're discovering now or rediscovering that's exactly the job of the

01:37:25.880 president to do what's right for our country and uh you know when our when our when our interests align

01:37:34.360 100 there's no reason to shade things but if you are somebody who needs the other side yeah you're

01:37:43.560 gonna say you know this is really good for you too and if they buy it they buy it you got to do

01:37:50.200 what's right for your country and it's you know you shouldn't be mad if our presidents are ever duped

01:37:57.160 by another country why are you mad at the other country for trying to dupe us we should be mad at 0.72

01:38:02.520 our own politicians who have been duped

01:38:07.720 so one thing i like about president trump is i don't i don't think he's duping or being duped

01:38:13.800 you know i think he is uh well america first make america great again that should be the slogan for

01:38:21.720 every country not build back better by the hell is that even god that's the dumbest dumbest phrase

01:38:30.280 i've ever heard wouldn't you love it if england was going to make england great again

01:38:36.840 i was going to say wouldn't you love it if germany no no i didn't have to think about you

01:38:44.280 couldn't even get it out of my head i was thinking it wouldn't be great the next one wouldn't it be

01:38:47.880 great if germany was no it really no because i'm not sure i'm not sure they define it the same way

01:38:54.920 wouldn't it be great if sweden and holland

01:39:04.920 they were great again france italy i mean italy's still pretty great but

01:39:14.760 be great if we took pride in things again

01:39:19.560 not not some garish pride not some hateful pride not but just

01:39:24.920 yeah i'm proud of my country i'm proud of us i'm proud of what we do

01:39:31.080 i'm going to share something with you tomorrow a little bit more information on you know things

01:39:35.960 i've been telling you as i'm working on and you'll understand in time why i'm

01:39:43.720 you know dribs and drabs of things but i'm going to share some more information with you tomorrow and

01:39:50.360 i and and i did a lot of thinking about this audience i've done a lot of thinking about you

01:39:59.880 and how grateful i am for you

01:40:04.200 but tomorrow i'm going to share some things some stats about you

01:40:08.120 that

01:40:08.520 you don't know i didn't know

01:40:11.880 some things that are just remarkable

01:40:18.360 and it's not a boastful pride to say i'm proud of the people that listen to me i'm proud of the

01:40:27.960 being part of this group

01:40:32.600 you're amazing

01:40:33.480 what's wrong with saying that about your country

01:40:42.200 listen to this play cut nine this is um the uk um

01:40:48.360 mp who's talking this is during a reform uk rally last february in essex

01:40:56.360 his name is rupert low listen to what he says

01:40:59.400 watching trump and the americans it has made me even more determined than ever

01:41:05.320 to restore our unique country through a great repeal act when labor falls at the next election

01:41:11.960 i don't particularly care if we're liked by the rest of the world

01:41:15.560 i care if we're respected because right now britain is a joke and it has been for some time i want the

01:41:22.600 british government to put the british people at the top of the agenda

01:41:27.800 we should make no apologies for that learn from trump let's be unapologetically patriotic

01:41:35.160 slash tax across the board enforce the border deport those with no right to be here accept 1.00

01:41:42.120 biological reality fight back against wokery bulldoze nonsensical foreign aid eradicate dei 0.99

01:41:50.520 deliver sensible infrastructure carpet bomb public sector waste brutally crack down on crime

01:41:59.320 and plenty more let's make great bit britain great again thank you

01:42:07.240 i love that now that's not going to go necessarily with all of our interests you know but i love that

01:42:15.160 that make britain great again

01:42:24.200 and i really don't understand with the exception of a couple of things i don't understand how you

01:42:27.640 could disagree with a lot of what he just said i mean you might you might say oh i don't agree with

01:42:33.320 the wokeism thing what did he call it wokery i love that i swear if you're english you just sound

01:42:39.880 smarter if i said you know none of this wokery stuff it sounds like a hick but i don't know when you say

01:42:47.560 it in abolish wokery it just sounds smart doesn't it well it's not they're no smarter than us anyway um

01:42:57.080 i hope this is trend

01:43:06.040 i would love to be

01:43:08.760 i'd love to be the the old man that i played for you here just a few minutes ago i'd love to be his age

01:43:16.440 papa jake

01:43:21.960 sitting in a chair 100 years old

01:43:29.160 still have that bright attitude

01:43:33.000 still have you know love of country and love of one another

01:43:37.160 and for as much trouble as the country is in

01:43:44.600 he wasn't he didn't give that off he just gave this i don't know how to do this but he

01:43:51.400 he just gave off this

01:43:54.440 love

01:43:56.840 of country and countrymen

01:44:01.240 without being brash or

01:44:02.440 angry

01:44:13.000 i'd urge you today to

01:44:16.120 try to be a little bit more maybe

01:44:19.560 like papa jake

01:44:21.960 or strive

01:44:23.480 that maybe someday you can

01:44:25.960 be like him

01:44:26.600 and maybe

01:44:32.440 maybe on that day

01:44:34.200 oh there might be a few beers

01:44:36.440 shared between us

01:44:38.680 but there'll be a hearty handshake

01:44:41.320 to say

01:44:42.520 congratulations it's over

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01:46:31.400 let me ask you one thing glenn about the way this has developed over the past couple of weeks as

01:46:35.080 ties into what you're just talking about um part of the opposition to us being involved in in this

01:46:43.160 at all has been i think really well uh well considered right like we've been involved in

01:46:51.000 these situations before they've spun out of control we should really take that seriously

01:46:54.680 part of it has been i think sort of nonsensical you know some of its anti-semitism you know i mean

01:47:00.920 there's a lot of other factors but one thing that has uh outside of that has that has bothered me

01:47:07.000 um as far as the opposition is there's an undercurrent of just america kind of sucks

01:47:13.560 you know there's this undercurrent of like we're actually not that much better than iran i mean we

01:47:19.160 kill people they kill people you know we kill people russia kills people like there's this sort of 0.96

01:47:25.320 like i don't know we've always i've understood america as being a great place uh the first you

01:47:31.560 know video you played of of uh you know of victory in europe day right like that that's that's what i

01:47:38.840 yeah like his while as you have pointed out many times we've had many mistakes that is the america i

01:47:46.280 believe in um and i feel like to create and want to create um do you think that especially particularly

01:47:54.520 on the right is there too much of this uh i mean certainly on the left that they don't think america

01:47:59.080 is great but is it creeping into the right as well yeah i think it is i think we are you know this is

01:48:05.720 why one of the reasons why i keep asking if you don't believe donald trump who do you believe

01:48:14.680 who do you believe um if you don't if if you supported him and now like i can't support him

01:48:22.680 what do you support stop telling me what you don't support tell me what you do support

01:48:28.520 because you know you you might have to be that person that steps up that others can support i i

01:48:35.240 don't know what the answer is i just know you just can't eliminate things you can only eliminate so

01:48:40.600 many things before you're you're you're only left with you in a room going well i finally have everybody

01:48:46.440 in this room that i agree with you know um and so i i think we're having that but at the same time

01:48:54.840 that's decaying because the left is decaying to a point to where we have a democratic socialist that

01:49:01.080 is basically a communist okay that's just a fancy way of saying a softer way of saying communist he he

01:49:08.840 might be elected uh as the the democratic nominee for mayor today in new york city a democratic socialist

01:49:20.120 wow and by the way he threw his weight behind hamas oh okay okay i mean that's that says something

01:49:32.360 that's how far the other side is we don't want to be you know we don't want to be where they were

01:49:37.960 six years ago because look where that led we've got to chart our own course the other direction

01:49:43.880 because i think and i i can say this confidently and i think you can as well but i don't know that

01:49:47.640 everyone can these days america is still a really good influence on the world like without it i don't

01:49:53.160 know what the world would look like it would be a much much worse place and like i think imagine what

01:49:57.560 it would be like without this administration if we wouldn't have won this election for all of its

01:50:02.600 flaws whatever you want to say about it if we wouldn't have won this election do you know what

01:50:07.400 america and the rest of the world would look like today massive difference oh massive difference

01:50:14.600 massive difference um we're very fortunate and you know we we need to start counting our blessings uh

01:50:23.480 instead of looking at all of the problems and and then start really defining in your own personal life

01:50:29.640 you know what am i for i know what you're against what are you for this is glenn beck

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01:52:13.640 this is the glennbeck program

01:52:21.000 it's interesting glenn i was thinking a little bit about what you were

01:52:24.600 talking about last break in that there is a a sense of a little bit on the right that you know america

01:52:35.480 isn't the positive influence i guess in the world that i've always considered it to be

01:52:40.280 you know there's certain wait wait wait wait wait can i can can i take this as we go can i

01:52:46.840 ask you questions yes you can i'll allow it okay so we are we are thank you so we are well i don't

01:52:53.080 want to interrupt your right i know what you mean um but um i have to just i have to understand what

01:53:00.520 what you're saying here because um we are not necessarily the positive influence that we used

01:53:07.880 to be um we are still a positive influence especially lately i think when we were shoveling

01:53:15.080 dei and and everything else and you know transgender everything um you know for aid

01:53:21.000 i don't think that was a very positive thing um but we still are a very positive nation um

01:53:28.360 we just can be better at it yeah i think that's true i we have our problems certainly no one would

01:53:34.520 deny that i still though even in our darker periods it's like i mean i think you could point to certain

01:53:39.800 nations and find instances like you could say argentina is a potentially a better influence than us

01:53:45.960 right now fiscally you know what i mean right yeah yeah yeah you could find examples of certain

01:53:51.080 things but like still i you know there's not a a massive flow of migrants out of this country

01:53:59.720 into mexico you know or anywhere else frankly i mean it's no we're still we're still the greatest

01:54:06.040 place for freedom in the world that doesn't mean that it's fixed or it's yeah you know fabulous or

01:54:13.000 what it should be but we still are the greatest place people still want to come here yeah um you

01:54:19.320 know the the problem is now this balance of of us having more knowledge about the things that we

01:54:25.480 have done and and are still doing you know usa id or the cia i don't trust the cia i don't trust 0.71

01:54:32.040 i mean i didn't trust them before but i really don't trust anybody in the intelligence community at

01:54:38.200 all i mean i don't trust the massad but i don't trust us either you know yeah i think

01:54:42.760 that's i think that's an appropriate like you you'd be skeptical but i think recognizing that

01:54:47.640 it's not like there's like a bunch of amazing agencies that compared to our agencies that you'd

01:54:52.680 be like i wish we could import them oh like oh no no there's not one that i would rather have

01:54:59.000 in many cases at least that's the so what what i came back to a little bit when i was thinking about

01:55:03.320 this is um selena zito um uh our favorite reporter in pennsylvania as it talked back in the day about

01:55:11.160 taking donald trump seriously but not literally his his yes his uh supporters view him and take

01:55:17.560 what he says seriously but they don't necessarily always take it literally and i was thinking about

01:55:21.960 that as it applies to like his main slogan right make america great again and how how i take that

01:55:31.080 and how maybe others take it i really take that one seriously but not literally in that like i don't

01:55:38.760 think that all of american greatness was gone when donald trump was not in office i think we were in a

01:55:44.280 worse position and and going the wrong direction and the the hope of of donald trump or a conservative

01:55:52.120 candidate uh of of another name would be to bring this country back to its potential and maybe exceed that

01:55:59.480 potential right correct um where if you take it literally you might take it as we we're good at

01:56:05.720 one time and now we're bad and we need to go back to being good and i don't some people i think maybe

01:56:11.400 wait wait wait wait wait i think there are people on the left that do believe that though oh i think

01:56:16.600 people on the left i don't yeah i think the only problem with that on the left is that they you know

01:56:22.360 america they don't see as great they never maybe never was ever it we started out as slavery and look at

01:56:28.040 the the what was the right the project from the new york times the seven six six 1619 1619 thank you

01:56:34.520 i was thinking 1719 project um 1619 project uh basically aligns that world right like we are a bad

01:56:41.320 place we were born in badness we've been bad the entire time we're still bad that is the view of the

01:56:47.000 left where typically what i think the appropriate measure of america has been is we've been generally

01:56:54.360 good born out of good things with some problems we've we've corrected a lot of those problems we've

01:56:59.720 created some new ones but we're still generally a good influence and the return of a conservative

01:57:04.920 candidate would bring us closer to our potential and maybe achieve even in more that we've achieved

01:57:09.560 in the past um where uh i think some on the right and and i've seen it mostly on uh this you know many

01:57:18.200 people who are completely against any intervention in some of these worlds is is like we're actually

01:57:23.800 kind of bad like everything we get involved in we ruin it we're a terrible influence we're going over

01:57:28.200 there we're killing all these innocent people uh you know it's bloodlust it's just for neocons and

01:57:34.280 corporations and like that's the talk i remember from the left for many many years and i hear more of

01:57:40.360 it from the right and i don't know if it's just a a passion thing or a lost in translation thing

01:57:45.800 or maybe i'm just over i think it's a i think it is a loss of nuance that's what's happening we have

01:57:53.000 lost all nuance look these wars these foreign wars they have been horrible horrible um they haven't

01:58:02.280 worked out the way we wanted um it i think it makes our position in the world worse um i do believe

01:58:09.160 there were people with nefarious feelings on you know we've got to control i shouldn't say that

01:58:15.560 i think there were some that were nefarious that just want to control everything i think there were

01:58:21.160 some that were of that policy that really believed this was the right thing to do i would put myself

01:58:28.040 in that category i really believed that we could intervene in other places where there was injustice

01:58:35.160 and we could bring justice to the world i didn't like the role of the policeman but i thought nobody else

01:58:39.880 is going to do it um and we have to we have to stand up for what is right with military um and and

01:58:49.400 then i think there are those who um you know just knew the whole time this is really this is a bad idea

01:58:58.120 this is not going to work um i was not one of those uh i bought into the progressive lie this was the

01:59:04.920 republican side of progressivism uh which was interventionalism and uh and spreading of you

01:59:11.720 know democracy and and the republic um no we shouldn't do that so for us to recognize now and

01:59:20.840 say yeah we really did some horrible things you know we we we we you know when you're involved in

01:59:27.880 ghost planning people etc etc you know we don't we don't ever torture no we just pick you up in a

01:59:34.200 ghost plane and take you to a really bad country that does torture on our behalf that doesn't clean 1.00

01:59:40.040 there's no clean hands that's hello pontius pilot uh you know it's not gonna it's not helping that's

01:59:45.480 not helping um but the the what's lost here is the nuance of yeah there is a deep state yeah there are

01:59:55.640 people that are really conflicted right now about wanting to make sure that iran does not have a

02:00:02.920 nuclear bomb but also they don't want to get involved in a foreign entanglement and they're not sure who

02:00:09.880 to trust you know who can i who can i trust who has come clean and said okay we made mistakes and

02:00:18.120 we're not going to make those mistakes again um and who has been you know like donald trump he never

02:00:23.880 bought into the foreign war thing ever i've never and you know i've watched him for you know since

02:00:28.760 the 1980s i've never heard him for foreign wars ever um so he's pretty clear on that um

02:00:36.360 um but then how do you deal with if in this world of no nuance how do you say i am for donald trump

02:00:44.440 and i believe donald trump um however i think maybe we you know should be involved at least in

02:00:53.400 dropping the bomb i'm saying before he was talking about doing that i think we should maybe drop the

02:00:58.680 bomb because i believe they shouldn't how do you balance that you you can't even have the conversation

02:01:04.360 now because there's no nuance you are either for killing and destroying and drinking the blood

02:01:12.280 of of christian babies along with them jews you know uh you know and you're a warmonger

02:01:23.080 uh or you just have no you have no place at the table because america is just a horrible place

02:01:30.840 and we shouldn't be doing anything we should blow up our whole country neither of those are right

02:01:37.640 neither of those are right and this is what has been so frustrating for me to watch over the end

02:01:42.520 you know stew i mean were you here last was it last week when i kind of blew a gasket

02:01:47.480 uh and uh more because some things had been you know thank you thank you for that see

02:01:53.880 too many examples matters um the there was somebody that came out who's a friend um i've always thought

02:02:01.400 was a friend and they were bashing me um because they said you know i'm just in with the jews or

02:02:06.840 whatever and i i just i've started to blow a gasket and i apologized immediately i was like no no i

02:02:11.080 don't want to be a part of this it's really hard yeah because we're all being pushed into tribes right

02:02:17.160 now we're all being called names right now um and on all sides on all sides and uh

02:02:28.440 it it takes real strength to say no you know what these are my friends i have now spent the last 25 years

02:02:38.120 you know isolating myself from half the country because honestly a third of the country has gone

02:02:46.120 gone bat crap crazy and they hate the nation they want to see us fail they you know they're voting

02:02:53.000 possibly for a honest to god communist in new york city i can't i can't i could have respect for you

02:03:01.800 having different opinion but that is not america okay you're a part of something that is not making

02:03:06.920 america great again you're part of make america into something completely different um and uh i'm not

02:03:15.000 willing to throw the baby out with the bath water but everybody else you know is my is my friend my

02:03:22.120 ally even though we might be arguing with each other we have to have these conversations i think this

02:03:28.200 conversation if it would have been ratcheted down i think this conversation that we've had on the right

02:03:33.960 is really really good it's really good yeah it can be constructive i think at times it's been

02:03:40.680 destructive but it can't oh the conversation should happen wait wait wait wait yeah let me say i said the

02:03:46.600 conversation is really really good the way we've done it is not and that has to stop yeah i agree i mean

02:03:53.720 because really what you're talking about is what is the line of us getting involved in these situations

02:03:58.520 i mean right previous at least a very recent history i think most people would say hey you

02:04:02.920 know we should be you know involved against the nazis uh after pearl harbor or whatever um you know

02:04:09.000 but we debated that but we even debated that almost didn't go in yeah we almost didn't go in and it's

02:04:14.760 of course the uh the ability to look back and say hey this turned out for the for the better is is a

02:04:21.480 nice you know obviously that that in retrospect is a lot easier to make those decisions but still i think

02:04:26.840 you know you could universally look at this mostly and say hey who's the right side who's the wrong

02:04:31.240 side of of that conflict um yes but like you know i think too like we have to look at it and you

02:04:36.760 mentioned nuance like let me give you an example of of a piece of um of us jumping into these situations

02:04:44.280 around the world that i'm really proud of which is missile defense like we what look at there's no way

02:04:52.760 we'd be having a a ceasefire if right now israel and iran were just keep kept firing at each at each

02:04:59.720 other the fact that like iran can fire at a base in cutter and cutter can step up and knock down those

02:05:07.720 missiles so that no no no's effect i mean that's largely our technology possibly some of these

02:05:13.160 countries could have done it on their own but like us using those uh using our abilities for good in

02:05:20.360 these situations i think has taken this war that could have spiraled into something much much worse

02:05:24.920 yes and given us an opportunity for donald trump to make that announcement on truth social yes so

02:05:29.880 and let me let me go one more step on to bring it back to make america great again the the the nuance

02:05:36.760 here that i think i i would like to share on make america great again i don't want to make america great

02:05:45.320 the way it was because i think that was great for the day and it was the best we could do then but i

02:05:52.840 think we are much much better than where we were and we can be much more you know we are much more i

02:05:59.080 hope more enlightened uh we understand our own flaws and our own country a little bit better than

02:06:05.640 we did 25 years ago i i think we make america better than we were um and you know that so make america

02:06:14.840 great again sounds to me again all nuance sounds to me about uh you know like going back and and

02:06:21.240 that's not what he means i know that's not what he means and that's not what the average trump

02:06:24.600 supporter means but you know the people who are not mega uh mega you know might be uh might be helped

02:06:31.720 along a little bit if we said we're not we're not we're not saying let's go back to you know leave

02:06:35.960 it to beaver days uh because there was a lot of bad stuff we we can be much better let's just not let's

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The Glenn Beck Program - June 24, 2025

Trump NUKES Israel & Iran over Ceasefire Fiasco ｜ Guest： Steve Bannon ｜ 6⧸24⧸25

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