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00:03:16 on our plate do we have another chinese spy another one oh yeah yeah we do we're gonna get

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00:04:26 Don't bang bang

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00:04:30 Swalwell

00:04:32 Don't want the files

00:04:33 To drop

00:04:33 Cause he went

00:04:34 Bang bang

00:04:35 With

00:04:36 Bang bang

00:04:37 Hey

00:04:37 Don't bang bang

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00:04:40 Hey

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00:04:46 He screams and shouts, but we all know he went bang, bang with a bang, bang 0.96

00:04:51 He chased Russia ghosts from dawn until dusk 0.85

00:04:54 Screamed collusion louder than anyone else 0.66

00:04:57 While Fang Fang bundled checks with that sweet CCCP smile

00:05:02 Placed an intern close, stayed for a while

00:05:05 On the intel committee, guarding secrets so tight

00:05:08 But his own honey trap was working overtime at night

00:05:12 Now Cash wants the receipts, the text, and the pics

00:05:15 Eric's yelling nonsense while sweating like bricks

00:05:18 So bang bang, bang bang

00:05:21 Don't bang bang, bang bang

00:05:25 Swalwell don't want the files to drop

00:05:28 Cause he went bang bang with bang bang

00:05:31 But hey, don't bang bang, bang bang

00:05:35 Don't bang bang, bang bang bang

00:05:38 The case is closed, he screams and shouts

00:05:41 But we all know he went bang bang with bang bang

00:05:45 Ran for governor, acting holier than thou

00:05:49 But that old fang photo's still floating around 0.94

00:05:52 Like by his friend on a consulate post

00:05:55 Talking great potential while she played host

00:05:58 Ethics probe cleared, FBI briefing

00:06:01 I cooperated

00:06:02 Yet the second those files might see the light

00:06:05 He detonates poetic justice for the king of the Russia hunt

00:06:09 Got played by Beijing while calling everyone up front

00:06:12 He says it's Trump, revenge, a desperate attack

00:06:16 But bro, you were the one who let her get that close on your back

00:06:21 Now the whole world's laughing at the Swalwell special

00:06:26 Russia bad! 0.97

00:06:27 Me, please don't release my Chinese special 0.99

00:06:31 Don't bang bang, fang fang 0.96

00:06:36 Don't bang bang, fang fang

00:06:39 Swalwell don't want the files to drop 0.99

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00:06:46 Don't bang bang, bang fang

00:06:49 Dominar dreams better pray they stay locked away 1.00

00:06:53 Or California's gonna know 1.00

00:06:57 You went bang bang with fang fang

00:07:01 Don't bang, don't bang, don't bang 0.98

00:07:05 Who knew we were gonna have another Chinese spy? 0.55

00:07:10 i mean i know we had fang fang now i mean it's gonna be an easy song to write because her name

00:07:16 is wang so it'll be wang wang don't touch my wang wang fang fang i don't know exactly but we have 0.76

00:07:22 yet another chinese spy her name is eileen wang yeah that's very unfortunate although i think

00:07:29 what the name or that she's both okay it didn't go super under the radar i think our first hint

00:07:36 that we might have had a Chinese spy

00:07:38 as a mayor in California 0.78

00:07:40 would have been her campaign ad

00:07:42 in 2022.

00:07:43 I don't understand.

00:07:44 Play the ad.

00:07:45 I don't understand

00:07:45 why you would think that. 1.00

00:08:00 It's all in Chinese.

00:08:02 She's speaking Chinese

00:08:03 with John Philip Sousa

00:08:05 in the background.

00:08:06 And an American flag. 1.00

00:08:08 So, I mean, you know, look, she's a resolute titan.

00:08:12 Unfortunately, she was also a spy for the Chinese Communist Party. 0.90

00:08:16 She was elected onto the city council in Arcadia.

00:08:23 Now, I mean, is Arcadia the target?

00:08:26 I mean, really?

00:08:27 Is that really?

00:08:28 I mean, will they take anything?

00:08:29 What secrets are you getting from Arcadia, California?

00:08:33 Anyway, Arcadia City Council. 0.52

00:08:35 she was elected in 2022 then because the city council has a rotating i guess a rotating mayor

00:08:42 you're on the council and all of a sudden like hey it's your turn to be mayor wang wang and so

00:08:47 wang wang gets up and she starts to become the mayor she is the first chinese american woman

00:08:53 ever elected to the council uh probably the first spy as well i mean i think we should probably leave 1.00

00:08:58 with that you know i mean first woman first chinese woman and we lead with first spy uh to

00:09:04 ever be mayor and on the council so it's a double whammy if you will um she was played an active

00:09:11 role in the rotary club and the chamber of commerce i can just see them if we can only get

00:09:18 the rotary club if we can just get inside the rotary club um well apparently what she did

00:09:25 is she was passing on uh from late 2020 through 22 at the direction of the chinese government 0.89

00:09:31 She promoted pro-Beijing messages in the United States.

00:09:36 The DOJ said the pair operated a website called U.S. News Center that presented itself as a news outlet for the local Chinese-American community.

00:09:43 They published content directed by officials from the People's Republic of China.

00:09:48 One example cited by prosecutors, Chinese officials sent Wang a pre-written article, material via WeChat, including content denying human rights abuses, which Wang quickly posted and shared back with the official.

00:10:04 She also made edits at the official's directions, and then she reported the engagement records.

00:10:09 I mean, this is really not good.

00:10:12 It's, as Stu would say, suboptimal to have this.

00:10:16 cash patel posted yesterday on x mayor wang admitted to acting as a foreign agent from at

00:10:22 least 20 to 2022 promoting prc propaganda in the u.s and acting at the direction of the uh of the

00:10:29 chinese you know communist party she has agreed to resign from office and she has pleaded guilty

00:10:36 she this would come with a 10-year prison sentence but it's california i mean she

00:10:44 she might run for governor they might just go you know what i think you're fine just run for

00:10:50 governor so we've got that going for us uh congratulations yet another chinese spy jason

00:10:57 i want to bring you in on this oh it's i was laughing because you were you're asking you know

00:11:01 is the rotary club or you know the mayoral activities in arcadia much to uh you know to

00:11:07 worry about and it's it's actually interesting because it seems like this is part of a greater

00:11:12 chinese intelligence operation it really does it feels like it because if you remember swalwell

00:11:18 when he was first approached by fang fang he was also a city council member in dublin california

00:11:24 i just can't i can't take it serious i just can't take fang fang and now wang uh seriously i'm sorry

00:11:32 i'm too there's still too much of a 12 year old alive inside of me but anyway yeah go ahead so

00:11:39 they were he was what i lost track swalwell was i won't say the name this time because i think

00:11:44 that's throwing you off when swalwell was first approached by his chinese uh spy uh he was a city

00:11:50 council member in another california town in dublin so it seems like that's what they're doing

00:11:55 is the chinese are targeting multiple different spots other maybe smaller towns within places

00:12:01 like in california where they see an upcoming rising star that they want to go ahead and get

00:12:06 that early. But, I mean,

00:12:08 surprisingly enough, a lot of them are in California.

00:12:12 They're 1.00

00:12:12 targeting stupid California 1.00

00:12:14 boys. Right. 1.00

00:12:16 Yeah. I get it.

00:12:18 And, you know, it seems

00:12:20 to be working. It seems to be working well

00:12:22 for them. So, congratulations, China.

00:12:24 When is Trump going to China? Tomorrow.

00:12:26 Tomorrow? Yeah.

00:12:28 Bad. I don't feel good about this.

00:12:31 What do you think is going to happen?

00:12:33 There's rumors.

00:12:34 I don't even want to say. I don't want to say.

00:12:36 yeah i don't either jason well i mean there are rumors which i agree i agree i don't even want to

00:12:40 say there was a rumor floating around yesterday that i'm not even going to talk about because

00:12:45 multiple times these things have come out whether it's iran or whatever and they've all been

00:12:49 completely false so i i don't really know but uh i i saw his list of attendees he's bringing with

00:12:56 them and they're all it's all very heavily economic oriented i just wish i trusted the

00:13:04 secret service and i've never ever said that you know in my lifetime until the last few years

00:13:11 and uh i mean i have gotten around the secret service my my team has gotten around the secret

00:13:19 service um and it's it's it's it's not good it's just not good um and uh i just don't trust that 0.96

00:13:31 he's being taken care of and i would say this look you kill the president of the united states

00:13:37 um you should you know i'm sure our military would be on defcon 2 immediately that is that

00:13:46 that you don't you don't want to destabilize the republic even more well some people i guess do

00:13:51 um but you don't want to destabilize the government and you should say that if it was

00:13:55 joe biden or anybody else you don't want anything to happen to the president of the united states

00:14:01 instability like that is bad for everyone um and you know who has more to lose in the world 0.83

00:14:09 than china he has systematically blocked china at every single corner he had it easy china had it

00:14:21 easy when joe biden was in office and you know trump told me one time he said you know he was

00:14:27 having dinner i know i've told the story on the air he was having dinner with president z at mar-a-lago

00:14:33 when they killed who was it jason do you remember i tell you this story they killed one of the guys

00:14:41 they killed one of the guys in iran um and um look that up he was having dinner with the chinese

00:14:49 president and it was intentional soleimani yes yep and so they're having dinner and the president

00:14:57 says to president z uh excuse me just a second i gotta i gotta go do something for a second just

00:15:04 hold on so he gets up and he walks away he goes up into the skiff which is up at the top of mar-a-lago

00:15:11 he goes into the skiff and uh he watches you know our military kill Soleimani and then he comes down

00:15:20 and he looks right in the eye of uh President Xi sorry I had to go kill Soleimani and President

00:15:27 Xi just looked at him and said what he said yeah I just had to do an operation we just had to kill

00:15:31 Soleimani in Iran. And Z was like, oh, and he did it intentionally. He did it. He had Z there

00:15:43 to show him the power of the United States. And I could just do this in the middle of a dinner.

00:15:49 It's no big deal. No sweat. Later in the dinner, he said, President Z said something. I don't

00:15:57 remember i'm going to butcher this story and so you know obviously don't quote this part of the

00:16:03 story because i can't remember all the details but they were talking about something and trump

00:16:07 said you don't want to do that and uh z said well i don't know and he said no you don't want to do

00:16:15 that i'll make what was it something like i'll make beijing disappear and z kind of laughed and

00:16:24 looked at him and Trump didn't laugh. And after he just got up and killed Soleimani, he wasn't

00:16:32 quite sure. That's what Trump wants his adversary to always think. He wants his adversary to not

00:16:40 be able to predict him at all. That's really good. Now, Trump gets in this term. What has he done?

00:16:49 he has destroyed the trade route he has destroyed their oil he is after them on ai he is he is

00:16:59 hunting them down one after another with a smile on his face going no no we're friends

00:17:04 we're absolutely friends i want to be close to you president z i think we're buddies and yet

00:17:10 he's dismantling him tell me the country that has more to lose besides iran other than china

00:17:18 China is his number one target 0.53

00:17:22 He's just doing it with a smile 1.00

00:17:23 So he goes over to China

00:17:28 And we're just going to the people 0.94

00:17:30 Who brought us COVID

00:17:31 We are

00:17:33 Comfortable with him 1.00

00:17:35 What, staying in Chinese hotels 1.00

00:17:37 Being around 1.00

00:17:39 All the Chinese officials 1.00

00:17:41 I'm not 0.98

00:17:41 I'm not

00:17:43 He's just going to order Big Macs 1.00

00:17:47 Yeah, well, I'd make all the Chinese people eat them first. 0.99

00:17:50 The problem is, Xi would kill his own people to get rid of him. 0.98

00:17:53 I mean, it's not, it's just not safe.

00:17:56 I'm concerned about the president.

00:17:58 All right, more in just a second.

00:17:59 I hope that's all, well, no, next week or, you know, in the next few weeks.

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00:19:39 idea don't don't give me this insiders i hear you it's it's z i don't care what you say it's z i

00:19:56 and it might be she but i'm not playing it's too close to uh this this whole gender game i'm sorry

00:20:02 he's a he not a she i'm calling him z um now let's take on the next thing that is uh kind of

00:20:10 spiraling out of control and that is the gas price what is the what is the average gas price

00:20:17 we've got an article at glennbeck.com right now the hidden price uh beginning late february

00:20:24 national average for a gallon of gas has surged to four four dollars and fifty five cents up nearly

00:20:30 a dollar 50 where it was just a couple of weeks ago in california combined sales taxes and fees

00:20:36 add nearly 90 cents to every gallon that you pump washington isn't far behind with over 55 cents

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00:22:31 world oh my gosh our talk of tyranny looks like we're you know playing a game of tiddlywinks

00:22:39 The tyranny over here. Do you know what the Netherlands are now charging people and adding to gas tax?

00:22:48 The sign now in the Netherlands is sometimes just about $10 a gallon.

00:22:55 Over half of that, $4.80, is a government tax.

00:23:01 It's not a suggested donation. It's an environmental fee.

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00:25:28 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program. Inflation is at the worst it has been since 2023. That is not good for the president or for those who wish to support the president.

00:25:41 And he's going to China. And I would really suggest you stay home and also be seen listening and working for the people, Mr. President, because this is not this is not good.

00:25:57 this is not good ricky just said to me a minute ago that she thought he will play another he'll

00:26:04 he'll play the same card he played at mar-a-lago with president z she um and uh uh and and retaliate

00:26:15 against iran when he's in china and that you know what that makes sense that that kind of fits into

00:26:21 his pattern and you know the first term i really thought the guy was and i said i said this to him 0.97

00:26:27 I said, you know, you're a human hand grenade.

00:26:29 What? 0.60

00:26:29 What do you think?

00:26:30 Nobody thought that was possible. 0.82

00:26:31 I said, you're a human hand grenade.

00:26:33 He said, what do you mean by that? 0.74

00:26:34 I said, you just throw yourself in a room, you blow up and a wall comes down.

00:26:39 And then you're like, hey, what's behind that wall?

00:26:43 And you just find things.

00:26:44 I don't know why.

00:26:45 I don't know how, but you just do.

00:26:47 That was my view in the first term.

00:26:50 I think this guy is extraordinarily strategic, but I could be giving him too much credit.

00:26:56 I don't think so. But I think he's extraordinarily strategic. So it'll be interesting to see what he does. Jason, give me that Laura Ingraham tweet that she gave, because I don't like this, if this is what's happening over in China.

00:27:09 Yeah. So I think we should classify this as rumor because I don't think anybody really knows yet. But Laura Ingram yesterday tweeted it was a quote from another article about what the president and Xi Jinping were reportedly considering. And it was a, quote, deal to allow China to invest one trillion in the U.S. largely to build factories on American soil.

00:27:32 No. No. I don't think a foothold in the United States is something that we really want economically by the Chinese.

00:27:40 Jason, I saw the list of the people that were traveling with him, and there are a lot of business entrepreneurs, people like Elon Musk are going. 1.00

00:27:47 I'm wondering if it's an AI discussion, Silicon Valley discussions.

00:27:52 I hope not that either. I don't want them involved in any of the AI stuff. We should hold that very close to the vest.

00:28:00 now if a bunch of entrepreneurs are going over there and they're like you know what you're going

00:28:04 to open up china so we can you know build some factories in china as as well as build them here

00:28:10 in the united states if we're getting something out of it i mean you know what what we need is

00:28:17 the money to stay on our shore that's the problem with all these companies that come in and they

00:28:23 build japanese come in and they build toyotas in america well that's great but it's not an american

00:28:27 company. And so the money is going back to Japan and not into the U S economy. Um, and you know,

00:28:35 that that's, that's, I don't want to enrich the Chinese in any way possible. We're over in London 1.00

00:28:41 this week. Um, because, uh, Tommy Robinson is doing a rally and I have never seen, I've never

00:28:49 seen, uh, well, yeah, I have everybody in on the right in America. I was going to say, I never

00:28:56 seen anybody so maligned as tommy and you know in in this regard he was a thug i mean when he was

00:29:04 young he admits it he was a thug he was a footballer as they say here and he was like yeah

00:29:10 we just used to go out every saturday after football and we would beat each other up and

00:29:15 we were thugs that's what i grew up in that was how my town worked um but he has seriously grown

00:29:22 up um and i'm really anxious to see he is he is right now uh calling and making sure that everybody

00:29:30 who is marching understands don't give the government it sounds familiar don't give the

00:29:36 government exactly what they want we know what they want do we have that clip from tommy robinson

00:29:40 look how much they want us to fail look at kia starmer do you know what we need to wake up on

00:29:47 Sunday morning, laughing, as he calls it a hate march. Don't give him anything. Don't give him

00:29:52 any aggression. Don't give him one single little bit to use and use their media propaganda to

00:29:58 paint a false narrative of our movement and who we are. So come control yourself, yeah? Do not

00:30:05 give them what they want. You know what he wants. You know what the media want. You know what they

00:30:08 all want. They all want to paint us as thugs, hooligans, as extremists. We know we're not, 0.92

00:30:13 They were going to put on a beautiful celebration of British identity. 1.00

00:30:17 F*** him. 1.00

00:30:18 He can't unite this kingdom. 0.99

00:30:19 We'll unite the kingdom against him on the 16th of May this Saturday.

00:30:24 So make your plans.

00:30:24 That's my appeal.

00:30:25 The most important thing now, control yourselves.

00:30:28 Do not give them what they want, man.

00:30:33 I don't know.

00:30:34 I mean, he sounds reasonable to me, and he has everything to lose if it gets ugly.

00:30:40 But we'll know.

00:30:41 We'll be there.

00:30:41 And if you join the torch, you'll be able to see it with us on Saturday.

00:30:46 Coverage will start about 9 a.m.

00:30:48 I'm going to be speaking, we think, about 10.

00:30:50 There's about a mile-long march that I'll be marching with,

00:30:53 some of the other people that are allowed to come in to the United Kingdom.

00:30:58 Starmer has started to ban people, including elected officials from other countries.

00:31:04 He just banned the duly elected Belgian member of parliament.

00:31:09 he had a valid passport he had his tickets coming and then over the weekend he heard oh no you're

00:31:17 not coming in why because he was coming to speak at the unite the kingdom rally and he is daring

00:31:24 to say what millions of people all across europe are thinking that flooding the west with unchecked

00:31:31 migration is driving the entire continent and this country and our country into poverty and

00:31:37 they're breaking the laws they're tearing apart everything that we built and reporters politicians 1.00

00:31:42 voices of reform all across the europe europe are being turned away and treated like criminals by

00:31:49 the government of the united kingdom common sense is a controlled substance right now and if you

00:31:56 speak it you're banned here which kills me i was thinking about this last night you can paddle in

00:32:01 a little rubber boat across the channel in a dinghy have no passport no paper no job no family

00:32:09 no intention of ever getting a job and the red carpet is rolled out they give you a hotel room

00:32:15 they school for your kids hospital for your families hotels paid for by the taxpayer but if 0.64

00:32:21 you if you happen to have two wives polygamy which is still illegal under british law both wives will

00:32:28 get full benefits two sets of taxpayer funded handouts for one guy who just broke the every

00:32:35 entry rule that they have here in the united kingdom but if you stand up and you say the

00:32:41 obvious hey western countries were committing suicide by importing people who openly despise

00:32:47 our nations and our culture they don't have any intention of integrating some of them at their

00:32:55 most extreme want to replace our laws with sharia law and yet you're the dangerous one 0.92

00:33:01 you're the one that's kept out of the the boat can just keep washing up on shore but you're the 0.97

00:33:07 threat and the government protects the boats i'm sorry government silencing the warnings this is

00:33:13 madness it's absolute madness and if you want to see the perfect symbol of it you walk into the

00:33:20 courtyard of the london school of economics here in london in the courtyard in the middle of it is

00:33:27 a giant globe it's a statue of the globe except it you think it's normal unless you really look

00:33:34 at it and then you realize wait a minute the south pole the south pole is at the north and

00:33:38 the north pole is the south literally the entire world turned upside down london school of economics

00:33:47 mission accomplished most people don't know this but the london school of economics that's where

00:33:52 the fabian socialists come from the fabian socialists started here i mean that's george

00:33:57 bernard shaw the guy who came up with the idea of the gas chamber um you know for people that are

00:34:03 not worthy of living anymore um but the fabian socialists uh they started this secret society

00:34:10 and now it's right out in the open and it's the intellectual class um you know here in great 0.82

00:34:16 britain they're the ones who flipped reality and just a couple of blocks from the upside down globe

00:34:23 is their famous stained glass window which i used to show on fox it is a fascinating i mean all you

00:34:29 have to do is look at the window on the window there is a guy i'm sorry she um a wolf wearing

00:34:36 the cloak of sheep over okay that fabian society that's their slogan their their their their image

00:34:43 is a wolf in sheep's clothing and then on this window it shows a strong man hammering on the

00:34:50 globe as somebody else is heating it up so they heat the world up so they can pound it and reshape

00:34:56 it what the motto is on the stained glass window remold it nearer to the heart's desire

00:35:01 that's what they're doing that's what they're doing they're still heating the world up in a

00:35:07 fire of their ideology open borders no questions asked no loyalty required because their heart's

00:35:14 desire is a borderless utopia where the nations dissolve and you know there's chaos and they can

00:35:20 swoop in and then they can control the chaos because they'll have all of the all of the tools

00:35:26 to keep you in mind to keep you in in line never mind the poverty never mind the grooming gangs

00:35:33 Never mind the parallel society springing up where British law no longer applies, and soon it will happen in America.

00:35:40 Common sense in England is now extremism.

00:35:43 Protecting your own people now apparently is hate, and enforcing your own borders is, I guess, fascism.

00:35:51 Telling the truth gets you into trouble while, you know, rubber boats just keep washing up on shore.

00:35:58 The world is truly upside down, upside down.

00:36:00 but here's the thing eventually these guys fall because they're overplaying their hand

00:36:09 people are waking up and the crash is is going to be huge and it's going to happen all around the

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00:40:06 do you see what uh the state department was tweeting out yesterday

00:40:13 i mean it's incredible incredible i mean the state department has been bad almost from the

00:40:21 beginning of our country um but in the last i mean the last 100 years it's been the state

00:40:26 department that has been keeping us in all of these wars by the way it wasn't our department

00:40:30 of wars defense department or anything else that was responsible for the breakdown and the

00:40:37 embarrassing exit in afghanistan for the first time the president joe biden uh assigned that

00:40:45 to the state department they have no idea what they're doing they get us into wars they don't

00:40:50 know how to get us out the state department ran that entire show it's the state department that

00:40:56 is the real problem and yesterday um they started tweeting about how we are getting out of the un

00:41:02 review of global compact on migration this is something we did jason how many years ago did

00:41:10 we do a show on the global migration compact for the un and what they were doing on our own borders

00:41:17 and doing all around the world to bring people in

00:41:20 looks like we don't have jason okay but we'll dig up that show and we'll post it to the community

00:41:29 wall on torch so here's what he um here's what they tweeted state department tweeted yesterday

00:41:33 u.n agency systematically facilitated mass migration to america and europe even as citizens

00:41:40 of these nations called for restrictions on migration now the global compact's latest report

00:41:44 urges nations to expand migration pathways

00:41:47 and pursue regularization of migrants.

00:41:52 Then the next tweet,

00:41:53 UN agencies working with the NGOs they fund

00:41:56 established a migration corridor

00:41:58 through Central America and to the US border.

00:42:02 The American people suffered

00:42:03 under an unprecedented wave of mass migration.

00:42:07 The UN was on the ground

00:42:08 pipelining migrants to our southern border. 1.00

00:42:10 We know this to be true 1.00

00:42:12 because we did that special.

00:42:14 UN officials next tweet

00:42:16 Agreed migrants along the route 0.98

00:42:17 Through their deadly Darien gap 0.99

00:42:19 UN funded NGOs handed out maps

00:42:22 To migrants in route to the US

00:42:24 After facilitating mass migration

00:42:25 Into the United States

00:42:26 The UN agencies condemned the deportation

00:42:29 Of illegal immigrants

00:42:30 True 0.97

00:42:31 Next tweet

00:42:32 As Europe endured sustained migratory pressure

00:42:36 UN officials staffed all ends

00:42:39 Of the Mediterranean migration route

00:42:40 From the coast of Libya

00:42:42 to the shores of the Aegean and islands of Greece.

00:42:46 Then the U.N. agencies condemned frontline states

00:42:49 who refused to open their borders.

00:42:51 Next tweet.

00:42:51 This all yesterday from our State Department.

00:42:54 While the United Kingdom faced unprecedented

00:42:56 illegal boat crossings,

00:42:58 U.N. agencies condemned plans for deportations.

00:43:01 U.N. officials lobbied aviation regulators

00:43:04 to prevent the deportation of migrants,

00:43:06 an appalling violation of the U.S. national sovereignty.

00:43:10 Next tweet.

00:43:10 The Global Compact on Migration claims to support safe migration.

00:43:16 For the citizens of Western nations, mass migration was never safe.

00:43:20 It introduced new security threats, imposed financial strains, and undermined the cohesion of our societies. 0.93

00:43:26 I would add also, look at the rapes and the number of children that were disappeared along those trails.

00:43:32 The United States will not legalize global compacts that enable mass migration into America or Western nations.

00:43:39 Under President Trump, the State Department will facilitate re-migration, not replacement migration.

00:43:46 That is stunning coming from the United States of America and in particular coming from the U.S. State Department.

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00:46:09 hello america welcome to the glenn beck program well there's a new poll out that should be

00:46:17 disturbing to everybody and show you right where we are and why we're all gonna have to really

00:46:24 work hard to keep our cool uh new poll shows a stunning number of democrats believe that

00:46:31 The attempt on President Trump's life at the White House Correspondents' Dinner was a setup by Trump, as well as Butler.

00:46:44 Wow. I mean, the only thing that gives me hope there is we're talking about a bunch of people who have never, ever fired a gun so they don't have any idea how miraculous that save was.

00:46:56 You don't make a trick shot like that

00:46:59 Annie Oakley didn't make trick shots like that 0.99

00:47:02 We'll talk about it coming up in just a second

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00:48:24 all right uh let me talk to you a little bit about uh this new poll that is out uh

00:48:32 among the respondents who identify as democrats 42 percent say they believe the butler attempt

00:48:39 for the would-be assassin on Donald Trump

00:48:41 by Thomas Crooks was fake.

00:48:46 26% say now the same thing at the golf course

00:48:50 that happened a couple of weeks later.

00:48:51 26% say that was fake.

00:48:55 And the poll found that nearly a quarter of Democrats

00:48:57 believed all three attempts were hoaxes.

00:49:01 this this this is this is the number that should tell you everything you need to know

00:49:13 i was going to tell you that about 50 or more of democrats if i could pull that number out of the 0.96

00:49:21 my butt and remember it um it was the democrats that said that george bush brought down the world 0.97

00:49:26 Trade Center. Remember that? It was, you know, the 9-11 truthers. Those were Democrats. Okay. 0.98

00:49:36 Not only do Democrats now think that Donald Trump faked these assassinations,

00:49:43 now they're going back in time to blame Donald Trump for the World Trade Center.

00:49:50 oh my gosh i mean remember because we believe the policies stated on a website from the world

00:49:58 economic forum and then they come out and say they're doing them and then you start seeing

00:50:04 them implemented and you hear them talk about how it's a new global reset the great reset and we say

00:50:11 hey that's on their website and they're actually trying to reset the entire system we're paranoid

00:50:17 and we are we're dangerous because we're conspiracy theorists 42 percent of democrats

00:50:23 think that he called on the assassin himself and set this up so he what he got a sympathy vote

00:50:31 first of all can can we just recall that people died and were wounded in butler 0.94

00:50:38 this is this is just unreasonable you i mean honestly democrats you need a mental institution

00:50:50 for this to for him to have pulled that off in butler first of all it would have been the sign 0.91

00:51:00 of a deeply disturbed man a madman that would hire a kid he'd have to i mean he didn't go out

00:51:07 and hire him so he'd have to have a bunch of people that went out found this kid trained him 0.82

00:51:12 hired him then put him up to it and then said just nick me don't hit me nick me knowing that people

00:51:20 around him would get killed i mean i mean we're not the side that is okay with death i don't know

00:51:28 if you know that we're not the side that says anything justifies you know the ends justify the 0.87

00:51:32 means do anything you have to then he'd have to arm him with an ar-15 ensure that he fired five

00:51:39 rounds precisely grazes trump's ear and then keep it secret forever 100 nobody could ever say

00:51:46 anything um that's unreasonable it's comically implausible the only thing that makes me feel

00:51:54 a little better is democrats generally don't know anything about guns and so their cartoon

00:52:02 ideas of how guns work i mean first of all they shoot themselves it's the gun's fault it's never

00:52:07 the person's fault i mean you know unless it's a liberal shooting and then it's the gun's fault

00:52:13 um and the person can walk free um the the idea that you could shoot

00:52:21 anybody from what was it 150 yards do you remember jason 150 yards right

00:52:28 he's not he walked out of the studio okay he went to go shoot a gun 100 150 a military sniper

00:52:38 could not pull that that off not in they could do it in a you know simulation simulation but they

00:52:44 couldn't do that in real world a gust of wind a little five mile an hour gust of wind could move

00:52:52 that that five five six round like five or six inches it would have gone right through his head

00:52:58 and a little gust of you know you know five mile an hour wind happens all the time

00:53:05 this is i mean anybody who knows anything knows this is incredibly lucky that the president is

00:53:13 alive it was a miracle that he was alive and now you really think that he set that up and then set

00:53:21 up the other ones too meanwhile you continue to call for his death and encourage people to kill 0.98

00:53:28 him i mean you are you literally you are mentally unwell you're mentally unwell and you know that 0.95

00:53:37 makes sense did you see what was in the new york times in april the new york times hosted hassan 0.95

00:53:44 piker for a podcast and hassan piker told people that they should murder their their landlords

00:53:52 if you cared about medicare fraud or medicaid fraud you'd kill rick scott that's a quote

00:53:59 it was on the new york times podcast they didn't say anything it was like no big deal

00:54:05 can you imagine if i said that even about rick scott

00:54:10 had i said that even about somebody that is on my side of the aisle i would have been off the air

00:54:17 i would have been as i should have been pilloried i would have there would be no room for me

00:54:24 anywhere in polite society then he joked about micro looting which is shoplifting micro looting

00:54:32 And then they talked about, what was it, engaging in social murder.

00:54:41 Social murder.

00:54:42 In other words, the murder that's okay because it fits our social agenda.

00:54:49 41% of young voters now think that Mangione's killing of the CEO was justified.

00:54:57 It was not justified, acceptable.

00:54:59 It was acceptable.

00:54:59 41 percent now let me ask you there's a great story on the blaze today let me ask you what

00:55:08 happens when these guys because the the left can't control this the left encouraged this the

00:55:14 whole time they've encouraged this i told him from the very beginning the minute michael moore

00:55:19 was sitting in the presidential box in 2004 when john carrey was running against george bush

00:55:28 i said on the air the next day you don't put a marxist into that box you don't sit him next to

00:55:36 former presidents what you're doing is you're opening the door for radicals and these radicals

00:55:43 are going to come in and you think you're using this i mean we should find this monologue you

00:55:48 you think you're using them you think by putting mike more in which he just had a big fahrenheit

00:55:54 9-11 movie out you think that you're using him he's using you and you don't even know it you're 1.00

00:56:02 that stupid and he's gonna hijack and people like him will hijack and you will be licking their feet 1.00

00:56:08 you will be begging for them to keep you alive and that's exactly what's happening how are these 1.00

00:56:14 people going to come out against this stuff now when they've justified everything they've justified

00:56:20 they've justified murder of police officers justified the murder of um ceos they've justified

00:56:28 the murder of or attempted murder and assassination of donald trump they're fine with it they're fine

00:56:34 with it they bailed these people out that burned cities down uh tell me exactly how is anybody

00:56:42 going to stand up now and say you know what uh we got to distance ourself from that that's not cool

00:56:47 that's not cool because what the left will say to those politicians that come out and say that is

00:56:53 oh my gosh you've betrayed the you've you've betrayed the revolution you've become one of

00:56:58 them and that's exactly how you end up with guillotines in france congratulations but let

00:57:08 me go back to hassan piker because he's not dangerous because he's a socialist america

00:57:16 has survived socialists before we've survived radicals before we've survived angry kids angry

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00:59:23 okay how about this one here he is talking to a vietnamese refugee who escaped communism listen

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01:00:12 Mao. Listen to this.

01:00:17 ...the security checkpoints.

01:00:18 I live streamed the entire process.

01:00:20 I got stopped by a cop who thought I was like making

01:00:22 fun of Mao Zedong, which I never would

01:00:24 and never will.

01:00:27 Mao Zedong is a

01:00:28 is a one of the great leaders of of this world okay a man who changed

01:00:35 the entire universe the entire planet universe he's god he is god he changed the universe

01:00:44 yeah he also killed about 50 million people but you know who's counting um here he is on

01:00:50 chinese communism of today listen to this there is critiques to apply to all forms of governance

01:00:56 even socialist ones yeah um and as far as like getting closer to what i think is has been

01:01:03 relatively successful because if if ultimately the point of government is to improve the material

01:01:08 conditions of all people to the best of your ability it's not always going to be perfect

01:01:13 but when you are getting i don't know the poorest people the poorest of the dispossessed masses 0.96

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01:01:32 then ultimately they were able to uh to to come into modernity and become like a powerhouse an

01:01:37 industrial powerhouse that is competitive with the largest superpower on the planet i would say

01:01:42 if that's the point of good governance and i think you guys might agree with me on that i would say

01:01:47 china is probably the closest and there are still plenty of failures within uh the chinese system

01:01:52 as well plenty of issues within the chinese system as well but that's probably the closest i would say

01:01:57 to an example that we should follow and and lessons that we should learn from 0.84

01:02:04 this is the example right here is the example of why he's so dangerous because he is dangerous to

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01:02:18 softened terror is just what's the context of it hatred is rebranded as justice i mean you heard

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01:03:13 guy is good and which guy is evil that that this framework that he does if you believe societies

01:03:22 are fragile which they are look carefully at this pattern he praises and excuses groups like

01:03:30 Hamas, Hezbollah, the Houthis, China, and he's doing the other stuff, not because he's an

01:03:36 Islamist. He's not. By all available evidence, he is not an Islamist. He's secular. He's rich.

01:03:44 He's westernized. He's educated. He's raised in an elite academic environment.

01:03:51 His own research trail points much more towards just a revolutionary leftist and an anti-American

01:03:58 ideology than any kind of religion and that makes this more important to understand

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01:05:36 You're not. You're hearing the moral erosion that republics do not survive indefinitely.

01:05:43 And, you know, I just told you, the Democrats have absolutely no plan.

01:05:46 They have no plan.

01:05:47 How are they going to distance themselves from this guy?

01:05:50 They are this guy.

01:05:51 He's just way out on the edge.

01:05:53 You can't pull him back now.

01:05:54 How are you going to pull him back?

01:05:56 How are you going to do it?

01:05:58 A stable republic depends on citizens believing some things are beyond the pale.

01:06:03 Murder, terror, political violence, ethnic hatred, collective guilt, dehumanization.

01:06:08 When those things blur, civilizations get shaky really fast.

01:06:15 And he's the one blurring the lines right now.

01:06:19 Watch him, America.

01:06:22 Pray for the stability.

01:06:24 Pray for peace.

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01:07:48 with tommy robinson at the unite the kingdom rally to fight for the west watch a speech live

01:07:53 at 9 a.m eastern at glennbeck.com slash torch

01:08:06 Sometimes when you get away from home, you see things differently, and it becomes clearer.

01:08:20 I'm in London this week, and I'm here for Tommy Robinson's rally.

01:08:27 And I'm trying to figure out what's happening in Europe and in England,

01:08:33 and it looks a lot like what's happening at home and then I expected um I mean I've been in parts

01:08:43 of London that are really it's like you're in Baghdad but the last two days I've just been in

01:08:49 London and it doesn't feel like Baghdad at all I don't I think I've seen one buddy one person in 0.98

01:08:56 burka or something and you know it wasn't it wasn't that bad you know big deal and so i started

01:09:03 thinking how is this happening and then i hear people you know say oh tommy robinson he's just

01:09:09 exaggerating i know he's not exaggerating i know what's going on and how is it that nobody can see

01:09:16 this so there is an argument that is happening in europe in great britain and in america and

01:09:22 nobody's willing to describe it honestly right now because the second you touch it they shove

01:09:28 you into one camp or another okay and it's kind of like what we were just talking about with with 0.81

01:09:34 piker you have to be really careful really really careful um because you can find yourself 0.99

01:09:40 supporting somebody that probably shouldn't be supported or ignoring somebody that shouldn't be

01:09:46 ignored so i want to talk about the average person that they're in these former industrial towns

01:09:52 The places in America or here in England that, you know, built the ships and the steel and

01:09:58 the coal and the textiles and the machinery, they did everything.

01:10:02 Towns, whole towns that once had a purpose.

01:10:05 Generations work there.

01:10:06 Men could support their families without degrees and communities had continuity.

01:10:13 Churches mattered. 0.79

01:10:13 Local identity mattered.

01:10:15 And then the factories closed.

01:10:17 And it happened slowly over time.

01:10:20 trade deals, globalization, cheap foreign labor, environmental regulation, financialization,

01:10:27 political decisions made in London or Brussels or New York or Washington.

01:10:31 And after the jobs disappeared, something else happened.

01:10:36 The people who made those decisions left as well.

01:10:41 The political class, the media class, the university class, and they began to live in

01:10:47 new york or in london and they stopped living near the consequences of their own policies

01:10:54 if crime rose or cohesion broke down if migration pressures overwhelmed schools or housing or

01:11:01 policing they experienced it entirely differently and i see it because i'm here in london and i would

01:11:10 if i didn't know better i'd be like well there's not a problem here it's because of where i'm at

01:11:15 you know if you live in a certain area here in london you've got private schools and safer

01:11:22 neighborhoods and second homes and security systems and better transport and more options

01:11:26 i mean it doesn't seem like i see a lot of cars on the road doesn't seem like anybody's really

01:11:30 having a hard time with ten dollar a gallon gasoline well maybe here in the city they're not

01:11:35 but there's a lot of people left behind and that's where the anger is coming from

01:11:43 and it's not just simply immigration it's it's not simply about sharia law it's not simply economics

01:11:53 it's the feeling that the country that the people that are running the country the same country you

01:12:00 live in they no longer share the same country or at least the same pain it's like your burden

01:12:08 you're carrying the burden and they're getting the country and this is this is where i think

01:12:14 you have to draw some lines here there are legitimate concerns about rapid migration

01:12:22 failed assimilation parallel or cultural uh systems pressure on schools and hospitals

01:12:30 and the inability now of our governments to enforce borders consistently or put criminals

01:12:36 in jail and britain has been struggling with this long before we did and europe was doing

01:12:43 the same thing it's the entire west we're all doing it thank god we stopped here in england

01:12:51 there have been grooming gangs how do you not look at that the policing failures how do you not look

01:12:57 at that and officials afraid to speak openly because they don't want to be labeled racist

01:13:04 Or maybe they get elected by the new population.

01:13:08 And all of those things destroyed trust.

01:13:16 And because nobody's talking about it, this failure loses definition and precision.

01:13:21 And then it becomes dangerous. 0.97

01:13:23 Because the unemployed steel worker in northern England, he didn't lose his future because his Muslim neighbor moved down the street. 0.96

01:13:31 It was the forces that have been hollowing these towns out that began decades earlier, long before migration, deindustrialization, globalization, automation, the economic consensus that that that was the engine of all of this. 0.82

01:13:48 And the risk is that ordinary people end up fighting horizontally instead of vertically neighbor against neighbor, community against community, native born poor against immigrant poor.

01:14:01 And if you're doing that, it's almost convenient for the people up above because then the institution that made all the decisions that hollowed these towns out and got all those jobs and factories to close and ship them overseas, they're never noticed.

01:14:21 Nobody ever holds them responsibility because you're too busy fighting something over here.

01:14:28 And they seem to pour the gas on that fire.

01:14:33 And what happens?

01:14:34 That's when people like Tommy Robinson, who are just normal people, not perfect, they're normal people, they gain traction.

01:14:40 And not because everybody agrees with everything they say or do, but because many people feel he's willing to say things that the establishment politicians refuse to acknowledge.

01:14:48 If I've heard it once, I've heard it a thousand times.

01:14:51 Well, I don't agree with everything Tommy says.

01:14:53 I'm not sure he's right on everything.

01:14:54 But what is that?

01:14:58 That is, at least the guy is saying something that needs to be said because they're not listening to us.

01:15:03 When institutions suppress discussion entirely, they create martyrs instead of solutions.

01:15:12 Which brings me to Keir Starmer and people in our country on the left that are just refusing to listen.

01:15:20 the perception here i think fair or unfair is that britain's governing elite speaks constantly

01:15:29 about tolerance and inclusion and international obligations but everybody who's working see if

01:15:35 this sounds like america everybody who's working class they feel abandoned they feel abandoned

01:15:40 economically culturally physically why do you think donald trump won because donald trump was

01:15:45 the first politician in a very long time, maybe in my lifetime since Ronald Reagan, where I felt

01:15:50 like he was speaking to the average person, that he actually cared. He wasn't just saying it. He

01:15:56 actually cared about our life. Why is he having hard times right now? It's not gas prices. It's

01:16:02 because people can't figure out, wait a minute, why aren't you paying attention to this, Mr.

01:16:06 President? Why? I thought you cared about me. When people believe that their concerns are dismissed

01:16:13 because they're ignorant or it's prejudice against me if they're dismissed rather than

01:16:21 just heard seriously resentment hardens and this is what's happening in england this is what's 0.97

01:16:28 happening in europe this is what's happening in america i mean you see it in the midwest

01:16:33 old factory towns hollowed out rural towns counties places ravaged now by opioids

01:16:39 stagnant wages collapsing family structure disappearing manufacturing and you notice

01:16:45 nobody even notices that you go to you could go to new york and you're not talking about the

01:16:50 opioid crisis because nobody's seeing it except the people

01:16:54 who no longer really feel like they have a voice in the country

01:16:58 but you go to those towns in america and the same feeling right there that the ruling class lives in

01:17:06 their protected bubble while they're asking ordinary citizens to absorb every social and

01:17:11 economic shock. America has historically assimilated immigration differently because

01:17:20 of our geographic, you know, our geographic location. And, and, you know, we're so huge

01:17:26 and usually immigrants become civic minded and Americans. Britain, however, I mean,

01:17:36 they are wrestling with a question of identity inside a much older and denser society with

01:17:44 a deeper sense of historic continuity and limited physical space than we can even imagine.

01:17:52 But there is one warning that both countries, all countries in the West should hear.

01:17:59 When leaders ignore border enforcement or they dismiss cultural cohesion, when they

01:18:06 fail to rebuild economic purpose for working people, they create a vacuum. And who steps

01:18:16 into that vacuum? What steps into that vacuum? And in our country with Piker, we have one party,

01:18:25 and I think you probably have it here in England, but one party in our country is welcoming with 0.94

01:18:31 open arms people like piker anger tribalism conspiracy extremism death assassination kill kill 0.84

01:18:41 kill and so what do they do they respond with censorship and and condemning the other side

01:18:52 and so they just make everything worse you can't fix england you can't fix the united states of

01:19:00 America you can't fix any of them until you start recognizing the people who brought you to the

01:19:06 party in the first place you start you start recognizing the people who are truly suffering

01:19:12 in these little towns all across the people who had a stable community and now it's all dead and

01:19:19 there's nothing left of the town all they want is a safe street all they want is a future they want

01:19:24 a sense of belonging and every time they want to belong you say you shouldn't belong to this

01:19:29 you shouldn't be proud of your flag or your country or whatever because it's so racist

01:19:34 they just want to believe that sacrifice will still lead somewhere americans will sacrifice

01:19:41 all the time all the time we do it all the time that's i think honestly what we do best is when

01:19:47 the going gets tough we're like okay let's go in i know a few of us are going to be lost but let's

01:19:51 do it because it's the right thing to do that's our bet when we're up against the wall that's the

01:19:57 best of America. But governments can't provide that. And when governments are against it,

01:20:07 people stop trusting the system entirely. And I think that's the real crisis in Great

01:20:14 Britain. That's the real crisis in America. Right now, both are staring at the problem

01:20:21 right now it's really clear and honestly a part of me thinks that their their policies they

01:20:30 hollowed them out and then they intentionally i mean look at there's no there's no manufacturing

01:20:36 in england there's none what jobs are you going to bring back really honestly more financial jobs

01:20:42 got that by the way financial jobs going to be eaten by ai what jobs what jobs are they going

01:20:47 to bring back. They destroyed them and gave them away to places like China. And then when everybody 0.79

01:20:54 started noticing it, what do they do? They bring in a bunch of people from the Middle East that 1.00

01:20:59 have no desire whatsoever to become English. And what are you going to do? How are you going to 1.00

01:21:05 give them jobs. That's the problem. And the elites aren't just refusing to see it. They're refusing

01:21:18 to even look at it. And that's the real problem. That's why I'm here in London. That's why Tommy

01:21:29 Robinson is doing his rally on Saturday. That's why I do what I do in America. And I hope more

01:21:34 are doing it all over the world. And I think people are waking up and I think people are

01:21:38 saying, you know what? I'm done with their game. I'm done with their game. They caused the problem.

01:21:42 They know what the problem is. Um, and they refuse to address it. They've, they've, they've

01:21:47 convinced themselves in this upside down world. They have gone literally insane and they've

01:21:53 convinced themselves that no common sense actually exists, that this is much more complex than what

01:22:00 the solution actually is and that the problem doesn't really exist but you know it does people

01:22:06 in england know that it does the elites don't but that's why people are standing up by the way if

01:22:15 you want to see this rally join us at glennbeck.com slash torch uh it's they say it's going to be the

01:22:23 biggest um rally for the working class ever in uh in england i don't know but tommy robinson is

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01:31:46 Can you read the tweet, Ricky?

01:31:50 Yeah, this comes from Megan McArdle. 0.94

01:31:52 She's a libertarian. 0.96

01:31:53 I happen to know her, actually.

01:31:54 Writes for the Washington Post

01:31:56 And if you see any half-decent editorial

01:31:58 Come out of the Washington Post

01:31:59 It's thanks to her

01:32:00 But she says

01:32:01 People who want to blow off Hantavirus

01:32:03 Because COVID turned out to be no big deal

01:32:05 COVID had a fatality rate of 1%

01:32:07 Concentrated among the elderly

01:32:09 Hantavirus had an incubation period

01:32:11 Of up to 8 weeks

01:32:12 And kills 30-40% of people who show symptoms

01:32:15 Whole different beast

01:32:17 It's not pandemic yet

01:32:18 And probably won't be

01:32:19 But if it were

01:32:20 The rational action would be lockdown

01:32:23 oh god jason are we doing this again can you join us for this please uh i

01:32:31 she's right that is the logical action but i don't want my government telling me that anymore

01:32:41 i'm tired of that i would just want to be like i'm i'm locking myself you go ahead zombie freak

01:32:46 you go out there all you want but i'm locking myself in i don't think you'd have a problem

01:32:51 with it for eight weeks 40 death rate if they come out and it shows that you know 40 of these

01:32:59 people that were on that cruise ship are dead yeah i think people are gonna go ah i'm not going

01:33:04 it'll change i think people will jason what do you think i i just don't i trust nothing from the way

01:33:13 the government works on this or how especially the global government i remember when we did that big

01:33:18 show of yours on that global pandemic. Remember that preparation game, Event 201? And what I saw

01:33:26 from there, some of the notes that I took on that was a lot of the things that they wargamed in

01:33:32 Event 201, a lot of things they ended up doing, they said don't do. And they were like, we

01:33:38 absolutely cannot lock people down completely. We absolutely can't restrict travel to certain

01:33:42 places. We got to be careful of individual liberties and private businesses and things

01:33:47 like that because this is going to completely tank everything. But it's almost like they used

01:33:52 that as a template to make our lives a living hell during the pandemic. So when I hear of

01:34:00 something else coming up, I always think back to Event 201 and how they pretty much just use that

01:34:04 to exert control. And it's making me to where I don't trust anything that they do anymore because

01:34:09 they're going to take the most radical thing that they have in their little book and they're going

01:34:15 to turn that into reality so i don't they've kind of done this to themselves i don't really know what

01:34:21 to think you've actually done it to us they've done it to us i mean you elect a leader for a

01:34:28 reason you have to a society has to have leadership that you can trust we have to um and none of us

01:34:36 trust our leadership we don't i don't trust the cdc i don't trust the you know who i don't i don't

01:34:41 trust any of it none of it no do you nope yeah no so you have to you have to have you have to

01:34:49 have trust as a society you have to have leaders that you trust they've done it to us they have

01:34:55 lied to us over and over and over again and now so many of us are like i'm you know what i don't

01:35:00 believe them i don't believe them for i don't believe they didn't come up with this you know

01:35:05 that's how bad it is i you know they came up with fauci should have gone to prison for the rest of

01:35:13 his life he killed millions of people millions of people and he did it knowingly he knew we have all

01:35:22 the evidence of it you know jason it is so crazy i look back at that that special that we did back

01:35:28 in the day, um, when nobody had done a special yet on, uh, COVID and we're exposing all the

01:35:35 documents and showing how the fed is actually making money with all of these, uh, with all

01:35:40 of these, you know, um, pharmaceutical companies that are coming up with new, you know, new ways

01:35:47 to not get the Corona and everything, everything you did, it made it worse. You got more sick

01:35:53 and yet they were making plenty of money and people were making money like fauci we we have

01:35:58 all of the receipts on this one so now you look at this and you're like i don't know

01:36:05 i don't know but how do you save yourself if you don't have a leader that you actually trust

01:36:10 what do you do what do you do yeah you know how many people are going to say there's no way i'm

01:36:18 going to lock myself in then what do the police have to do and i don't i honestly this is this

01:36:25 is the baba effect this is the baba effect but instead of baba going out and shooting somebody

01:36:31 a seek because he doesn't know the difference between a muslim and a seek and you know baba 0.99

01:36:37 sees that his whole town is now overrun by sharia law people that are raping children 0.96

01:36:41 and the government won't do anything and he you know kills a seek and everybody in town goes yeah 0.99

01:36:47 you know what we'll take care of Bubba what he did was wrong and we'll we'll try him for that

01:36:52 you get out of here federal government you have nothing to do here you cause the problem

01:36:56 the same thing can be said here except instead of killing somebody you know it's somebody saying

01:37:02 I'm not going to stay in I'm not going to stay in and you kind of you kind of look at them and

01:37:07 they go out and they're you know doing their thing you kind of like I you know what it's like Bubba

01:37:11 i see how you can feel that way bubba i get it you know it's not your fault they caused it they've

01:37:18 lied and they never corrected it and now i think it's too late if this actually would be a bad

01:37:24 thing it's going to be too late agree or disagree yeah yeah i'm i'm i'm trying to not get nervous

01:37:31 the cdc um actually had a press conference yesterday um and they seemed pretty chill about

01:37:38 it or flippant depending on your worldview um i trust rfk i trust jay butacharya i do too

01:37:47 yeah that is the that is the one thing that's going for us is the guys who were there saying

01:37:52 hey all this is a lie are now running the cdc and and you know well tell me what you think about

01:37:59 this he said the cdc doctor said there's no guarantees in life is that flippant is that the

01:38:05 right? I think that's true. It's true. There's no guarantees in life. I think we should be saying

01:38:10 that to people all the time. Oh, life isn't fair. Sucks to be you, doesn't it? That's what my dad

01:38:17 used to say to me all the time. Dad, this just isn't fair. Wow. Sucks to be you. I'd be like,

01:38:23 well, what is that? What do you mean by that? That's kind of insensitive. I never said that

01:38:27 to my dad. He would have slapped me across the face. Oh my gosh. Grow up. What do I mean by that? 0.87

01:38:34 life isn't fair. Life isn't fair. It never is fair. Who promised fairness? We should strive

01:38:42 towards fairness. Yeah, you're not guaranteed anything in life. Life sometimes really sucks.

01:38:49 You do everything right, and then you get hit by a bus. Oh, well, nobody promised you anything. 0.65

01:38:55 I mean, it's just the way it is. I just want somebody to do the best job they can in this job.

01:39:01 I just want somebody to tell me the truth.

01:39:03 And I mean, we have a right to know.

01:39:06 We have a right to know.

01:39:09 Jason?

01:39:10 Yeah, what makes this eerily similar is, you know, kind of that, I feel like back during

01:39:18 COVID, there was a radical loss of common sense.

01:39:23 And that was pushed as actual policy.

01:39:25 And it filtered all the way down to kids in school, for crying out loud.

01:39:28 To this day, that lack of common sense has given us, I think, or opened us up to these maximum fear campaigns.

01:39:36 And it feels eerily similar to then that I just want people to inform me.

01:39:41 I just want to know about it for sure.

01:39:44 But I also want, I just want to be informed so that I can have a, you know, my, I can use that information and make decisions for myself without the maximum fear campaign.

01:39:53 and now it feels like the media and anyone else whether it's a technocrat whether it's somebody

01:39:58 at the cdc whether it's someone at the who i feel like everything now is directed towards that

01:40:02 maximum fear and instantly my radar goes up i don't really know what to think and it all always

01:40:08 goes back to i just want to be informed not scared can we start there maybe yeah it's not

01:40:15 common sense you just said you know i just want common sense to play a role it's not common sense

01:40:19 It's just truth.

01:40:21 I just want truth to play a role.

01:40:23 People will use common sense sometimes, unless they're really, really afraid.

01:40:27 They'll use common sense, but they took away the decisions.

01:40:31 And the reason why they could get away with taking away our decisions is because they were lying to us.

01:40:36 They were making things up as they went along.

01:40:40 And the ones who really knew Fauci, he was part of it. 0.85

01:40:45 and he was indeed lying to people as millions were dying and then the guy was so arrogant he

01:40:51 called himself science yeah there's no common sense that's needed in that one what what we do

01:40:57 need is truth and you know common sense with the schools you know we let our kids stay out of school

01:41:03 we forced our kids to stay out of school look at the damage we did to that generation i know look

01:41:08 at the damage we did to that generation and that wasn't common sense what we don't what we need is

01:41:13 not common sense we need a lack of political gamesmanship again a restoration of truth that

01:41:21 was the teachers union they were the ones for whatever reason they were the ones that said

01:41:28 shut the schools down and keep them closed even after all of the evidence started to come in that

01:41:33 nope this is not true what you're saying is not true this is actually damaging our kids

01:41:38 they fought tooth and nail for some reason to keep and it was all political reasons

01:41:42 It wasn't common sense. It was all political reason. So what we need is a restoration of

01:41:49 truth. And, you know, maybe this is it. Here's the CDC, cut five.

01:41:57 You want to go back to the known aspect of this pathogen. It is not a novel pathogen.

01:42:03 It is very difficult to spread. This is a different strand. So we have Hantavirus in

01:42:07 the United States. It is a different strand of that. And this Hantavirus, the Andes virus,

01:42:11 is the only strain that is person-to-person, but again, very difficult to spread, is close contact

01:42:19 with bodily secretions or respiration, sharing things intimately, toothbrush, etc. And so this

01:42:26 is very different than a respiratory virus, and that's what I really would like to get across,

01:42:30 and I appreciate that. We want people to understand we know this virus, it's not novel,

01:42:36 and we know what we need to do.

01:42:41 I wish I just would have read that.

01:42:43 I felt so much better before I heard him.

01:42:48 I mean, honestly, it sounds like it's about as hard to contract his aides.

01:42:52 Yeah, it does.

01:42:53 Let me go to Dion in Colorado. 0.78

01:42:55 She's a nurse.

01:42:56 Dion, go ahead.

01:42:59 Hey, Glenn, how are you?

01:43:01 I'm great.

01:43:02 What do you have on this virus?

01:43:04 so i've been doing this for a long time and i i don't like that but i have a lot of experience

01:43:10 behind me and i've worked in major medical centers and i have to say that in 25 years

01:43:14 of emergency medicine i have never ever ever tested for hantavirus in the er and i can

01:43:21 guarantee you there's not a single cruise ship whose medical facilities have the ability to test

01:43:26 for this so what are you saying what are you saying here i mean you're gonna have to say it

01:43:36 because i mean you're just gonna have to say okay i'll connect the dots very clearly so i don't know

01:43:42 how they can say these people had hantavirus on the cruise ship unless they were put on the

01:43:46 cruise ship beforehand knowing they had it because they they wouldn't be able to diagnose confirm

01:43:51 that diagnosis on the ship could you tell by their symptoms that maybe this is a pretty good guess

01:44:00 help me out throw me a bone i'm trying to stay not black-pilled here right no and i i appreciate

01:44:07 that no there's there's a good you can say yes this is this looks like this but you would not

01:44:11 want to be alerting the news and confirming death to a virus without knowing what it was like that

01:44:19 that's that's really poor medicine that's negligence to say well yeah it's this without

01:44:25 any kind of confirmation could somebody have had a ship go by them and they could have thrown the

01:44:33 testing stuff over to the other ship do are we sure that didn't happen i'm just saying well

01:44:39 i wasn't i wasn't there i i and i appreciate that like this this is not a virus you want

01:44:45 a kid around with and I appreciate that it's very hard to contract unfortunately it does have a high

01:44:50 mortality rate but unless they were they I mean I just don't know how they would ask for the metal

01:44:57 the testing supplies to be dropped onto the ship like I wasn't there so I can't say that's a 100%

01:45:05 concern but that like I said even in the years that I've been in medicine we've never like we've

01:45:13 never even sent out a test for hantavirus from the emergency departments that i've worked in

01:45:17 and i've worked worked in major medical facilities like the ones where they send all the people they

01:45:21 can't diagnose and fix like i've worked in like a thousand bed medical facilities and i've never

01:45:27 seen a hantavirus tested for out of my emergency departments okay hang on give me just give me a

01:45:34 second yeah give me a second to regroup in my head um and i'll come back to you in 60 seconds

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01:46:53 so are you saying dion that you think this is all bullcrap that we somebody invented this whole

01:47:15 thing? I can't confirm or deny that. There's so many holes in the presentation of this. That's

01:47:25 what I'm trying to say. It doesn't add up. The math is not mathing, if you want to take that

01:47:32 expression. And like I said, I'm not dismissing the virus. I'm not saying that people aren't dead.

01:47:37 I don't know that. But it just seems very coordinated and a very odd and random

01:47:42 virus to present at an oddly coincidental time right before elections

01:47:49 so i all right so okay okay okay oh my gosh i didn't need to throw a rent in all of this but

01:47:59 and no i mean okay so um so how will we know i mean they're they're quarantining these people

01:48:06 for eight weeks which i think is the right thing to do do you agree i think that is responsible

01:48:13 i i don't disagree i find it weird where they put them but you know i think i think quarantining is

01:48:18 a responsible thing to know for sure and i'm sure they're testing but some of the people who had

01:48:23 symptoms were negative and like i said there's just so much that's not adding up it's a very

01:48:29 suspect story it is it's very weird absolutely it's very weird and have you heard that they are

01:48:36 they were testing for they were looking for a cure for hantavirus is that something that you

01:48:42 also find a little strange um i haven't heard that part they apparently they've been working

01:48:48 on a vaccine for years before so it's not going to magically show up in six months but um

01:48:55 um again with emergency medicine and infectious diseases and like rodent-based diseases are not

01:49:01 my specialty but i like right right i'm hanging on to that could you just tell me i've got only

01:49:07 about 45 seconds tell me why uh why do you think it's weird where they're putting them

01:49:12 well like i wouldn't you want to quarantine people with the same concern for the disease

01:49:18 all in the same place and not all over the country well okay okay all right okay yeah okay

01:49:28 all right good point good point good point all right dion thank you uh so much for your call

01:49:33 it's been a real joy it's been a real joy i thank you for this and and please keep an eye on it you

01:49:39 hear any more call us uh and uh correct us at any time we get it wrong as we are we don't know our

01:49:45 butt from her elbow in this one um but thank you all right more in just a second thank you

01:49:51 well good you bet god bless you 888-727-BECK live from London this is the Glenn Beck program

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01:51:17 Unless Starmer kicks him out,

01:51:19 Glenn will be speaking outside the UK Parliament

01:51:21 for Tommy Robinson's rally.

01:51:22 Watch it all live at 9 a.m. Eastern this Saturday

01:51:25 at glennbeck.com slash torch.

01:51:38 so let's just all say a prayer for president trump as he gets on his big fat plane and goes

01:51:49 over to big fat china jada uh that everything is safe and everything works out and the republic is

01:51:56 good and china is good and they all have good i don't know general chow's chicken and it's all

01:52:01 great it's all great um not comfortable with him leaving the country and going into china but

01:52:07 that's just me perhaps um jason give me an update on what's happening with iran because this fits

01:52:12 the mo for the president i think he said yesterday or today he was saying you know my i mean we're

01:52:19 just gonna go ahead we might just start bombing the snot out of iran uh or iraq and no iran iran

01:52:26 and it seems like that is the kind of thing that he would do while meeting with the president of 0.62

01:52:32 just to say yeah by the way i'm doing that and this at the same time right uh there i mean it's

01:52:40 interesting because the president i think is fighting himself himself in a situation to where

01:52:46 they really aren't in a hurry uh when it comes to you know doing anything major at the moment

01:52:52 militarily now i say that uh with gasoline prices and that entire situation and economics

01:53:00 There is urgency there. But what I'm talking about in terms is militarily. Militarily, there's not an urgency for them to, you know, recommence attacks right now. And I think the president, I heard him say in an interview earlier today that, you know, talking about Iran's economic situation, I think that they're looking to see how far that does deteriorate.

01:53:21 the iranians did present a plan uh that it was immediately as per the president basically just

01:53:28 throw it in the trash uh it was not something serious basically what the iranians are trying

01:53:32 to do is further cement their role as the you know garrett garanters of anyone going in and

01:53:39 out of the street of hormuz that's a no-go that's not going to continue um but i happen what we are

01:53:45 seeing though is we are seeing there's reports that some of the gulf countries like uae are

01:53:49 actually starting to or at least if they have not even though we are seeing some reports suggesting

01:53:55 that it is happening that they are now starting to get into attacks on iran directly um so that's

01:54:01 an interesting development but i think uh is that a good thing or a bad thing i think anything that

01:54:07 pushes uh the gulf kingdoms and people that are in the region to police their own background

01:54:11 their backyard i think is always a good thing and if it takes that to do that if it takes this 0.95

01:54:17 to eventually get other countries, like in Europe, NATO, to take more of a role in ensuring that

01:54:23 their country's oil gets to them instead of relying on us to do this every time, I think

01:54:28 that's a good thing as far as this develops. But I think in the immediate, I think personally what

01:54:35 I would think was some return to Project Freedom with us escorting ships in and out, I think that

01:54:40 could be uh something that could happen fairly soon um and if we get fired on us retaliating

01:54:47 and striking those targets that fired on us that's what i'm predicting but i don't think

01:54:51 they're in a big hurry to do a massive assault we'll see but i just don't think they're in a

01:54:56 hurry to do it yeah go ahead jason i just uh saw this posted by jennifer griffin she at fox news

01:55:05 she says the navy never publishes the location of its submarines unless there's a strategic reason

01:55:09 to do so. And apparently one of our ballistic missile submarines arrived in Gibraltar a few

01:55:16 days ago. What does that mean? I don't know. Unless it's getting some kind of work done,

01:55:24 resupply. It could be anything. Who said that? The U.S. Naval Forces. Navy.MIL. They published

01:55:37 this so if that's coming from the navy that is just that's that's you know that's donald trump

01:55:43 showmanship i would imagine don't you agree with that i mean it could be coming in for any reason

01:55:48 but if the military is announcing that one of our nuclear tipped you know submarines is entering you

01:55:56 know the uh the mediterranean through the strait of gibraltar that what they're saying is i don't

01:56:01 know i mean it could happen at any time he is talking about just wiping you off the face of

01:56:05 the earth. Wouldn't you think, Jason? It could possibly be, but it could also possibly be that

01:56:11 this administration has made a much more vocal presence known in the major straits or choke

01:56:20 points all throughout the world. We've talked about the Malacca Strait, Strait of Hormuz,

01:56:25 Gibraltar, all these critical locations, including Greenland, those areas, that we are taking a more

01:56:32 active role in the security of these of these areas and this could be part of that um that i

01:56:39 would lean towards that but it really could be anything it could just be it could be a resupply

01:56:44 it could be anything um it could be there it might not be there i don't really know but i i that seems

01:56:49 to be a trend of the administration saying the united states is making a larger commitment to

01:56:55 some of the most vital choke points and strategic areas within the world.

01:57:01 Let me play a clip from Senator Kennedy yesterday looking into our dropping fertility rates.

01:57:07 Got seven.

01:57:10 President Trump has asked me to determine the cause of the dropping fertility rates in this country.

01:57:16 So we have NIH and the other agencies doing the first really comprehensive science on that to figure out what's causing it.

01:57:27 Why have male sperm rates in this country dropped by 50% since 1970?

01:57:34 And why are the fertility rates dropping so fast in this country today?

01:57:39 Why are women, and particularly young women, not having babies anymore? 0.91

01:57:46 Well, because half of them, according to studies, are now lesbian. 0.83

01:57:52 So probably that might have something to do with it.

01:57:55 The fertility rate dropping as far as it is and having men being fertile, that's a remarkable number to drop that rapidly.

01:58:11 but i have to tell you i i'm here in england uh and i've been eating their food here it doesn't

01:58:17 taste like america and it's not just the way it is prepared there's things here that it's like meh

01:58:23 that's like i remember eggs looking when i was growing up you know what i mean uh they're very

01:58:30 orange uh eggs and it's like i remember that not this not this really really pale yellow

01:58:37 thing i was i try to remember what else did i have i had something else the other day and i was like

01:58:41 i don't think i've tasted the strawberries are normal size a lot of the strawberries grapes

01:58:48 are normal size like when you remember you know they were little um uh i i think we're poisoning

01:58:55 ourself i mean i know this is not breaking any news here but i i i've never been one that you

01:59:01 know i've always been ah we need the fertilizer we need all the chemicals blah blah blah i i

01:59:07 don't think so i think we are putting so much into our bodies right now we're killing ourselves

01:59:12 we're just killing ourselves well no need to fix our food we've got replacement migration

01:59:17 i can i can solve it yeah that'll fix our population decline there was a letter or an

01:59:23 email that came in from an insider do you have to have that yes my good friend over at torch

01:59:28 stand by while i mean there's just so many comments for you guys today

01:59:34 and i am going to 1000 find this from california laurie uh not sure if you saw yesterday but there

01:59:42 are several of us who'd like glenn to please educate us on how republicans started the

01:59:47 progressive movement to give context to what he was speaking about so i mean if you want to go

01:59:52 back to the beginning of the progressive movement i think you had to have to go back to uh darwin

01:59:57 and darwin is the first person to i mean we just get rid of slavery uh and we're like abolishing

02:00:05 slavery the whole world is waking up going that's a really bad thing well half the world is waking

02:00:08 up saying that's a bad thing the western world uh and uh what does darwin do darwin comes in

02:00:15 with origin of the species but it is about natural selection the the full title i can't remember the

02:00:21 full title but it is about you know the natural selection of the preferred species or the yeah

02:00:28 the preferred species so the whole idea here is that there are a favored races that's what it was

02:00:36 the um uh the preservation of the favored races that's what the the secondary title of of that

02:00:44 book is and nobody remembers that that is now confirming with science at the time that there

02:00:53 are favored races so now all of these racists were like see it wasn't just me science follow

02:00:59 the science science is saying it and we become this very scientific community um most you know

02:01:07 when you had a phd you couldn't get a phd in america um in america you could only rise to

02:01:14 certain level you wanted a phd you generally had to go over overseas and most people went over to

02:01:19 germany which germans were pushing this you know this science thing that there is no god i mean

02:01:25 nietzsche talks about it there is no god it's all science follow the science etc etc they come in

02:01:31 this is the beginning of follow the science well if you're following the science there's science

02:01:38 to everything and um i want to say it was under uh teddy roosevelt but i'm not sure of that that

02:01:50 we did a whole thing on this i did a whole series you can get it if you're an insider you can get

02:01:55 the whole series on the experts and they they started studying the best way to do business

02:02:03 and the best way to do medicine and everything else and we just thought we're progressing past

02:02:09 man's knowledge we're now coming into the scientific era and everything can be predicted

02:02:15 and so they now started and if you read Theodore Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt was a monster in

02:02:22 some ways I give Theodore Roosevelt a little bit of slack because I don't think he was evil

02:02:29 and uh and he didn't they hadn't gone into you know the the communist you know revolution or

02:02:38 anything else yet and so i give him a little bit of slack because he didn't know what he was

02:02:44 dealing with and i would i would imagine you know when you saw genetics uh you know and you saw

02:02:51 eugenics you might have thought you know what maybe we can stop people do this now i don't

02:02:56 But people do this now. You know, if we could wipe out all, you know, cerebral palsy, if we could wipe out all, you know, Down syndrome, we should do that. 0.94

02:03:05 Well, that that's what better living through science. Follow the science. That's what eugenics was.

02:03:10 So if you read Theodore Roosevelt, he talks about this a lot about the scientific medicine method in absolutely everything. 0.80

02:03:20 And there's this horrible letter that we have in the museum where he talks about how, you know, we can't let our people just breed.

02:03:32 This is why you have the blood test.

02:03:35 This is why you have to have a license, because we wanted to prove that you weren't related and you have compatible blood and you're not going to cause any more problems. 0.98

02:03:44 You're not going to have any more useless eaters.

02:03:46 and so this progressive movement started having us get into now licensed to be married and all 0.95

02:03:53 of these other things and this is all happening around that time um woodrow woodrow wilson comes

02:04:02 onto the scene and he is running against uh theodore roosevelt and i believe it was taft

02:04:10 taft and roosevelt split the ticket that's why woodrow wilson gets in woodrow wilson is not

02:04:16 running as a deep progressive he's actually running and saying theodore roosevelt's crazy

02:04:20 he wants all of these restrictions he wants everything blah blah blah wilson was just a 0.95

02:04:26 really nasty liar he was a really bad guy but the first progressive on the scene the guy who 0.85

02:04:33 started the progressive party was theodore roosevelt not woodrow wilson woodrow wilson 0.90

02:04:39 put it into overdrive but it was and and and the idea is not only uh the science of medicine that

02:04:50 kind of fell apart in the on the right hand side of the aisle but not the left that kind of fell

02:04:56 apart but the science of we're going to have an administrator we're going to have an administrator

02:05:01 we're going to have really educated people from all of the you know universities come and tell

02:05:06 people exactly what they need to do all of that stuff that was that began with the republicans

02:05:12 and then just pushed in to the democrats and both of them became that this there's a great series

02:05:19 that we did it's called control freaks in history right is that control freaks in history and it's

02:05:25 available right now at torch this is one of the reasons why you should sign up for torch

02:05:29 because you can learn so much there's i think it's a 10 episode um series um really well done

02:05:37 written by nathan nipper and it's really really good and it goes through all of this history how

02:05:42 do how did we get to this point to where we all say well i don't know let's listen to the expert

02:05:47 how do we not believe when it comes to raising children why do we believe the experts more than

02:05:53 our own mother i mean assuming you had a good mother why that was all manipulation and you can

02:06:00 read all about it or listen to it the entire uh series is up now at glennbeck.com slash torch

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02:07:22 you see about spencer pratt the guy who's running for mayor in los angeles uh he is saying he's had

02:07:44 talks with the department of justice about all of the corruption that is happening he said he's

02:07:49 talked to somebody and he said these city officials are going down so we got the goods on them now he

02:07:55 said that he talked to somebody um at city hall insiders at city hall and said you know they're

02:08:01 shredding all of their documents don't know if that's true but that's what he's saying you guys

02:08:08 have to go hurry up because they're shredding the documents and he said but he trusts his team

02:08:16 to be able to go in and put it together even without the documents he said the NGOs and the

02:08:21 corruption in Los Angeles are absolutely out of control believe it I absolutely believe it

02:08:28 all right we'll see you tomorrow God bless and may God save the republic

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The Glenn Beck Program - May 12, 2026

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